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Montana warned about consequences of bathroom bill
The state’s chief economic advisor pointed to North Carolina to explain the economic consequences of discriminatory legislation.
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NCAA gives North Carolina a deadline to repeal HB2
The NCAA will be setting championship locations for the next six years soon, and it won’t consider a state with a hateful law like HB2.
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Trans wrestler wins right to compete against other boys, but not at school
The policy change comes just one month after 17-year-old Mack Beggs, a transgender boy who is taking testosterone as prescribed by his doctor, won a girls’ state wrestling title.
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Two bills to allow discrimination derailed in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma senate voted down an anti-LGBTQ bill just days after a Republican senator resigned for being caught with an underage boy in a hotel room.
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Marketer seeks branding help from The Gays in hilarious sketch
Is there any way to make a beer called “Brew Bros” palatable to gay men? Yes, yes there is.
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Obama’s top civil rights lawyer to lead new organization
The former Justice Department attorney said, “What we’re seeing is an unprecedented attack on so many of the gains we made.”
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Person in Oregon now legally without gender
A person in Oregon successfully petitioned the court to change their legal status from male to agender.
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Transphobic bus got vandalized in New York
Unknown individuals spraypainted “Trans liberation” on the “Free Speech Bus.”
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Diane Sawyer to interview Caitlyn Jenner again
After her award-winning first interview with Jenner, Sawyer will talk to the gold-medalist again.
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First inmate to get sex reassignment surgery says prison is ‘torture’
The inmate has been transferred to a women’s prison and says she’s being unnecessarily held in isolation.