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Stephen Jay Thorn, a retired teacher, was incensed that the judge dismissed a challenge to the law and made light of bullying.
With the news about Ford Motor Co., it's clear that this is a trend — and it's being driven by right-wing extremists.
The organizers said they would not be deterred from other celebrations.
The Dominican Republic does not ban same-sex conduct by private individuals.
The state's highest court ruled that a parent's challenge to a policy protecting student privacy was invalid.
A renowned organizer for the upcoming Gender Liberation March tells The Advocate how you can attend — and why you should.
An Ohio man was denied a position on his village's council despite being the only applicant, and the council president's reasoning was pretty blatant.
Dillon Awes said two gay pastors and the church official who hosted them should "get the death penalty, not be preaching behind the pulpit.”
Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, 30, will spend life in prison for the murder of Edwin Arrieta Arteaga, whom he was reportedly romantically involved with.
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Companies need to do better at stopping anti-LGBTQ+ job discrimination — which the Supreme Court has ruled illegal, the think tank notes.
The insurer is the first to level the playing field for prospective LGBTQ+ parents.
Robby Starbuck continues to use his influence to make American workplaces worse.
The long-standing joke among the LGBTQ+ community finally has data behind it.
With the ruling, LGBTQ+ students are at risk of discrimination at school in the majority of states.
As states move to exclude trans people from using certain public spaces, courtroom accessibility is key to ensuring that jury pools reflect the makeup of the country, experts say.
A lower court had ruled that the law should be permanently blocked, but this decision reverses that.
Twenty-six attorneys general have filed a friend-of-the-court brief urging the Supreme Court to do so.
The pair discussed human rights violations and the country's draconian Anti-Homosexuality Act.