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Businesses are getting threats over their rainbow flags. So the community banded together.
One business’s window was broken, but a local LGBTQ organization raised funds to replace it.
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Here’s how one man plans to win nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people nationwide
Gerald Bostock’s legal challenge will be heard at the Supreme Court on Tuesday along with two others. His attorney has three arguments he insists will sway the court.
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Gay man threatened with his own sign at protest against hate
“I’m celebrating myself being gay, openly gay, and to be attacked by that, it’s very personal and it’s very hurtful.”
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Trans Dallas shooting survivor speaks from hospital as her attacker roams free
“Are you afraid?” he asked. “Are you afraid of dying tonight?'”
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This man was fired for eating with his gay softball team
He worked at the company for 10 years and had been on the softball team for less than 6 months.
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A judge gave surprising reasons for knocking down Tampa’s ban on conversion therapy
The judge didn’t mention “religious freedom” when defending the harmful form of psychological abuse.
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Adults handing out pride flags at a middle school have angered liberals & conservatives
They said it was approved by the school. But it wasn’t.
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Bullies tormented & raped a gay student. His mom says the school covered it up.
A mother is suing a West Virginia school board for allegedly doing nothing to protect her gay son from physical, verbal, and sexual abuse.
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The FDA just approved a new drug to prevent HIV transmission
Up until now, Truvada was the only drug approved to be used as PrEP. But now Descovy may do the same thing with fewer side effects.
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Keith Ellison vows legal fight against company seeking a license to discriminate against gay couples
A Christian couple could actually win a religious exemption to discriminate against LGBTQ customers. But not if the state of Minnesota can stop them.