Georgia Gubernatorial Nominee Makes History In Atlanta Pride Parade
Abrams, if elected, would be the first Black woman to serve as governor in the United States.
Abrams, if elected, would be the first Black woman to serve as governor in the United States.
This is good news for LGBTQ Americans. And good news for business.
I love being bisexual. Here’s why.
Which social justice activist should you pull inspiration from?
The Indian government may finally get out of citizens’ bodies and bedrooms.
The US House is set to vote today (July 13) on an amendment that would ban transgender service members—and their family–from seeking gender-affirming healthcare services.
Lawmakers will meet on Tuesday to reintroduce the bipartisan Equality Act, which, if passed, would finally enshrine broad non-discrimination protections for the LGBTQ community into federal law.
Arkansas Supreme Court Attacks Parental Rights of Same-Sex Couples
December 9, 2016by Juliet MaceyPrinter-friendlyBookmark and Share
In a disturbing effort to undermine protections afforded by federal marriage equality, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that same-sex parents in the state do not have the right to be listed on their children’s birth certificates if they are not the child’s biological parent.
The Navy plans to name a ship after LGBT equality pioneer and former Naval officer Harvey Milk.
Two amazing victories for marriage equality have already taken place this week, on opposite sides of the nation.
Last year, there were resounding LGBT victories in the Supreme Court–this year, not so much.
Why same-sex marriage will not lead the way to goat weddings and polygamy
Senate overwhelmingly approves historic gay rights legislation to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity in the workplace
De Blasio, James, Stringer present progressive front for city
But patchwork approach is nOt ideal
Right now, Congress and the states are debating important pieces of legislation that affect LGBT rights, including a recently introduced bill seeking to repeal the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act. Get involved in the process—you can make a difference.
Non-celibate gay clergy may now serve in the church
DC March for LGBT Equality and Rights This Fall
Senator Ted Kennedy leaves lasting legacy
Shareholder again voted down inclusive employment policy
Levis donates to defeat Prop 8
The second annual LGBT forum was help last month by the global trade union federations.
Federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act may exclude transgender issues.