Louisiana Gov. Creates First Trans Employment Protections
John Bel Edwards's executive order includes a religious exemption, however, and applies to state contractors but not other private employers.
April 13 2016 7:20 PM
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John Bel Edwards's executive order includes a religious exemption, however, and applies to state contractors but not other private employers.
John Bel Edwards says he will soon repeal Bobby Jindal's Marriage and Conscience Order, which allows for antigay discrimination.
The Louisiana governor competed heavily for social conservatives with a message about 'religious freedom.'
Even gay, fictional characters are enough to anger this noted homophobic Colorado pastor.
GOP candidates are joining a conference featuring those who want 'religious liberty' to execute gays.
Tonight's early-evening Republican debate focused on the economy, with only the occasional dog whistle on LGBT issues.
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Bobby Jindal and Rick Santorum trot out their antigay cred in the 'kids' table' debate.
The state of Louisiana was among the last holdouts on recognizing the Supreme Court's ruling.
The archconservative governor and GOP presidential candidate is doing all he can to stop same-sex weddings in his state.
The Louisiana governor is one more far-right, antigay candidate in the field.
IBM will not be hosting a ribbon-cutting for their new Baton Rouge office, thanks to the governor's discriminatory executive order.
Mayor Mitch Landrieu says his famously tolerant city will continue to welcome everyone, including LGBT people, despite Gov. Bobby Jindal's antigay 'conscience protection' order.
When lawmakers stalled a 'license to discriminate' bill advocated by the governor, Jindal took matters into his own hands and issued a sweeping executive order.
A legislative committee tabled the antigay bill indefinitely, but Gov. Bobby Jindal says he'll issue an executive order to accomplish its goals.
The ad from Truth Wins Out says the legislation will cause economic harm to Louisiana.
The Louisiana governor and possible presidential candidate says corporate 'bullying' led to changes in such laws in Indiana and Arkansas.
The Louisiana governor claims the bill won't really allow discrimination against same-sex couples, but opponents say it will do just that.
The legislation is broader than measures caused outcry in other states, but Jindal says passing it is one of his priorities.
On Meet the Press, Jindal also dodges a question about an even harsher measure proposed in his state, Louisiana.
The debate over 'religious freedom' laws betrays intolerance of Christians, say Mike Huckabee and Bobby Jindal.