What states are voting on marriage equality on Tuesday?
Marriage equality may be settled law, but some states still have discriminatory amendments in their constitutions.
November 4, 2024
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Marriage equality may be settled law, but some states still have discriminatory amendments in their constitutions.
California Assemblymember Evan Low had chaired the committee for the past five years.
California out Assemblymember Evan Low said he was inspired to introduce this bill by an 8-year-old girl who asked, “Why should a store tell me what a girl’s shirt or toy is?”
One would enact a ban on state-funded travel to states with anti-LGBT laws, the other provide for gender-neutral restroom access.
It would repeal the anti-marriage equality language of the infamous Proposition 8.
The two laws are the first of their kind in the country.
Low posted his Grindr profile on Twitter, urging Californians to vote against recalling LGBTQ+ ally Gov. Gavin Newsom.
There has never been an out LGBTQ+ senator from California.
Despite being overturned, the proposition’s hateful language remains in the California Constitution.
LGBTQ+ Americans are still far from equitable representation in public office, says a new report from the Victory Institute.
Hoang, who has been with Equality California since 2009, will succeed Rick Chavez Zbur when Zbur steps down at the end of this year.
It's yet another blow to the Tar Heel State.
There could be many firsts in this year's election.
The world's eighth-largest economy looks ready to divest itself from the Tar Heel State.
Conversion therapy denies people their identity, and that's why it must end, writes transgender musician Ryan Cassata.
Every major LGBTQ rights group was joined alongside prominent elected officials and religious leaders to denounce the Sultan's law allowing the stoning of queer people.
Assemblymember Cristina Garcia, already accused of sexual harassment, is facing more fire now.
The nation's largest state will not abide by discrimination, Assemblyman Evan Low writes.