Indiana Court Declines To Hear LGBTQ+ Birth Certificate Discrimination Case
“It’s a major victory that is going to keep the same-sex families together and the children born to these marriages will have two parents to love and protect them.”
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Indiana Asks the Supreme Court To Hear An Appeal Limiting Same-Sex Parental Rights
The nine Supreme Court justices will meet on December 11th to choose whether or not to allow a challenge on same-sex parental rights to make it to the Court. The […]
Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In As The Newest Supreme Court Justice
“This was a power grab by Trump & these Senators – plain and simple. We must vote them out #WeDissent.”
Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing Begins Today
Just weeks ago, the Human Rights Campaign called her an “absolute threat to LGBTQ rights.”
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lies In Repose At The Supreme Court To Honor Her Life And Legacy
“Subjected to discrimination in law school and the job market because she was a woman, Ruth would grow to become a leading advocate fighting such discrimination in court.”
We May Have Lost Ruth Bader Ginsburg, But We’ll Always Have Her Fight In Us
It’s almost as if we’ve lost a little bit of ourselves as well.
Anti-LGBTQ Oregon Bakery Appeals To Supreme Court
It started out as just a simple cake order.
Brett Kavanaugh Is Evidence That Rape Culture Is America’s Norm
1 in 3 men would rape if they knew they’d get away with it.
What Justice Kennedy’s Retirement Means For SCOTUS and LGBTQ Rights
Call your Senators. Our rights are at risk and we need to act now before it’s too late.
The SCOTUS Decision: It’s Not About Cake
If *only* it was about cake.
The State of Our Unions
Longtime marriage equality activists Catherine Marino-Thomas and Michael Sabatino on the very real possibility of losing LGBT civil rights in 2017.
It Starts: In “Trump’s America,” the Marriage Equality Battle Takes Off in Texas
On the day of Trump’s inauguration, the Texas Supreme Court announced it will now hear a case it previously rejected that seeks to strip spousal benefits from same-sex partners and narrow the scope of federal marriage equality in the state. Experts say the decision might ultimately trickle down to kick off similar legal challenges in other states.
Alabama’s Chief Justice Roy Moore Spews Venom in Advance of SCOTUS Ruling
Hatred-fueled nonsense
