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Mississippi’s ‘religious freedom’ license to discriminate law challenged again
A law allowing magistrates to deny same-sex couples marriage licenses and businesses to deny them services is heading back to court.
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Someone deliberately set fire to this LGBTQ center serving African-Americans
The fire heavily damaged the building and impacted the services the center offers to the community, including HIV testing.
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Police looking for man who beat a disabled man while shouting antigay slur
The victim was waiting for a bus in NYC’s Chelsea neighborhood when he was punched in the face. Police are investigating it as a hate crime.
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Don’t expect to find out what Trump & Putin really talked about
The world leaders are said to have discussed election meddling, but not the abuses of gay and bi men in Chechnya.
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Commentary
The homophobic baker case is about more than just cake
The Supreme Court will decide if the government is allowed to enforce anti-discrimination laws, not whether gay people need cake.
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Commentary
Proposed Democratic slogan for 2018 perfectly sums up what’s wrong with them
This cynical slogan shows the Democrats have failed to learn, right when they need to be able to stop the Trump administration’s policies, including rolling back LGBTQ rights.
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Top Democrats urge Trump: confront Putin over election meddling
It’s about as likely as the president asking Putin about the abuses against gay and bisexual men in Chechnya.
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White House ethics director quits in frustration after tussles with Trump
For months, Walter Shaub has badgered the Trump White House over ethical lapses and conflicts of interest with little success.
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Calls to The Trevor Project suicide hotline are up since Trump elected president
The Trevor Project’s new CEO says the Trump administration and GOP lawmakers are contributing to an epidemic of LGBTQ youth suicide.