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Head of major U.S. union accused of same-sex sexual harassment
Cox’s former secretary claims that Cox “urged him to shower with him, told him he should be more open-minded about trying sex with men, and frequently touched or reached for [his] face.”
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Rep. Katie Hill resigns from the House of Representatives amid misconduct allegations
The abrupt resignation bring the bisexual lawmaker’s term to an end after 10 months.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook hasn’t regretted coming out ‘for one minute’
The executive views his sexuality as a gift that allows him to empathize with, and fearlessly advocate for others.
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Jury determines St. Louis police denied an officer his promotion because he’s gay
The culture of homophobia and Chief Jon Belmar’s poor defense helped seal the decision to find the St. Louis police liable for almost $20 million.
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Trump supporter sues an LGBTQ center & says he suffered anti-gay discrimination there
He says discriminating against gay Republicans is the same as discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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A public school teacher says he was fired for coming out to students
The school board “painted me to the public as a child predator,” the teacher said.
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A Catholic Archdiocese fired a straight woman for supporting LGBTQ equality
The Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis has declared war on all LGBTQ workers – and now they’re going after straight allies.
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Texas judge overrules jury who denied father from trying to stop daughter’s transition
The renewed joint custody ruling paves a way for the father to block any medical treatment for the child that will allow them to affirm their gender.
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ICE destroyed video footage of a transgender asylum-seeker who mysteriously died in custody
She came to the U.S. to escape gangs but died in ICE custody under mysterious circumstances. Now key evidence in her wrongful death suit has been destroyed.
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One of Comcast’s top executives is suing for anti-gay discrimination
He was called slurs, paid less, told he was “too gay and flamboyant,” and the cable company retaliated when he complained.