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Arizona is being sued for banning teachers from speaking positively about LGBTQ people
The lawsuit says that the anti-LGBTQ curriculum law suggests that homosexuality is “undesirable, shameful, or controversial.”
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Texas Attorney General to open investigation into ‘religious discrimination’ against Chick-fil-A
He has also asked U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao to open an investigation into whether the fast food chain’s “religious freedom” was impinged.
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Google finally pulls ‘ex-gay therapy’ app after national outcry forces their hand
After being stripped of their pro-LGBTQ rating by the Human Rights Campaign and the deluge of negative publicity, Google has finally decided to not “be evil.”
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HRC suspends Google endorsement over refusal to remove app that can drive LGBTQ youth to suicide
It’s only the third time in almost 20 years that a company has been suspended from the Corporate Equality Index.
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Federal appeals court will allow the transgender military ban to go into effect in April
A court has ruled that the transgender military ban can go into effect, overturning another court’s decision that it can’t.
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Straight, white people are outraged that charges were dropped in the Jussie Smollett case
Jussie Smollett managed to do the impossible. He got progressives and conservatives to unite.
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Feds say Chinese ownership of Grindr is a ‘national security risk’
The hookup app is looking – for a new buyer – after the feds announced they will force the app’s Chinese owners to sell it citing privacy concerns.
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All charges against Jussie Smollett have been dropped
“Jussie is relieved to have this situation behind him and is very much looking forward to getting back to focusing on his family, friends and career.”
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Jussie Smollett’s defense attorney accused of trying to shakedown Nike with Michael Avenatti
“A suit and tie does not mask the fact that at its core, this was an old-fashioned shake down.”
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Sally Field speaks out for the Equality Act in a heartwarming video you have to watch
“As long as I am upright, I will fight for this,” she says.