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The four cisgender female athletes’ suit seeks monetary damages, a change in the state’s trans policy, and erasing the records and awards of their trans competitors.
Almost immediately after coming under Republican control, a Connecticut town council has voted to ban the LGBTQ+ Pride flag at its town hall.
Bakery on Maple in Connecticut was at risk of closing permanently until the local community showed up in droves to support the LGBTQ-inclusive business.
A court had previously ruled the plantiffs had no standing.
A sinister pattern has emerged as multiple cities witness threats against LGBTQ-friendly events.
House Republicans are continuing their party’s culture war against the LGBTQ+ community.
Local advocates believe a shelter for LGBTQ+ youth would help stop the practice.
The queer rights organization has been in the making for more than a year.
Video of the attack shows the victim being thrown headfirst off an elevated ramp.
"Plaintiffs simply have not been deprived of a 'chance to be champions,'" the three-judge panel wrote.
Russell has been elected Connecticut state treasurer.
The school board agreed that LGBTQ+ Pride flags were not political statements.
Despite injuring one of the Connecticut bar's owners and allegedly hurling anti-LGBTQ+ slurs at people, the assailant hasn't been charged with a hate crime.
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will host a virtual roundtable today with LGBTQ+ students from across the country.
A Black gay man stands to become Connecticut's treasurer, while Black and transgender women had breakthroughs in Minnesota.
The group of mothers was upset about a special Pride display of LGBTQ-themed books in the children's section of a library in Connecticut.
The gay-owned New Haven, Conn., restaurant posted the video of the theft on social media and got an outpouring of support.
Lang is being remembered as a "fiercely devoted advocate" for LGBTQ+ people and those living with HIV.
The suit focused on two trans athletes, but they've now graduated, rendering the challenge moot, a federal judge ruled.
The incident isn't the first time LGBTQ+ flags have been targeted in the area.
