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Remember, Chick-fil-A isn’t LGBTQ-friendly yet
They promised to stop giving to anti-LGBTQ organizations, but what about their anti-discrimination policy?
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Enraged conservatives want to cancel Chick-fil-A for “surrendering” to the “LGBT bully mob”
They say Chick-fil-A “surrendered” to the “LGBT bully mob” after the company announced they would end donations to anti-LGBTQ groups and now they’re boycotting.
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DMV humiliates trans woman by forcing her to remove makeup with hand santizer
They said her make-up “didn’t match” her gender and wouldn’t work with face recognition technology.
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Chick-fil-A says they’re done donating to anti-LGBTQ organizations
The company CEO admits they’re tired of the bad press. But will they follow through?
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Dallas had a “straight pride” parade & only four people showed up. One of them attacked the others.
One of them “rebuked” the organizers of the event and started preaching about the dangers of “pride.”
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Did Facebook reject these tame clothing ads from a gay company for being “vulgar”?
Homoco’s ads aren’t racy or sexy – some don’t even have models – but they’re getting caught in Facebook’s filters for showing “excessive amounts of skin.”
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Union files labor dispute charges against National Center for Transgender Equality
This comes after ex-employees of the NCTE banded together to write a scathing open letter explaining the alleged institutional discrimination that caused them to leave.
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Prosecutors move forward with case against alleged LGBTQ multiple killer in Detroit
An 18-year old took three, young LGBTQ lives, but prosecutors and witnesses have different stories when it comes to his motive.
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Religious exemption bill that allows students to give wrong answers in school passes Ohio House
If a student says that the Earth is only 10,000 years old on their homework, their teacher will have to accept it, advocates say.
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“Christian” printing company refuses to print college magazine because of LGBTQ people in it
“We are a Christian company that does not adhere to the content,” the printer said about the magazine’s diversity issue.