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November 13, 2024
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The work these groups do will be critical during a second Trump Administration.
Some of Donald Trump’s strongest supporters are celebrating that the far-right agenda will see the light of day.
Federal lawyers say the operators of a Culver’s restaurant fired the victims of a transphobic work environment.
Republicans are attacking the vice president for something Trump’s own administration provided to incarcerated trans people.
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Making the Case for Equality, featuring a foreword by author Roxane Gay, celebrates 50 years of Lambda Legal's advocacy for LGBTQ+ civil rights.
The assistant attorney general for legislative affairs navigates the intersection of civil rights, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and public service.
“We have to fight for our freedom to read,” Pressley told the audience.
He made the anti-LGBTQ+ comments during sermons at churches. It's not the first time he's made such bigoted remarks.
As states move to exclude trans people from using certain public spaces, courtroom accessibility is key to ensuring that jury pools reflect the makeup of the country, experts say.
James Baldwin's work remains relevant today, on what would have been his one-hundredth birthday.
Delegates to the fraternity's constitutional convention adopted a proposal to limit membership to "naturally born" males.
The attempt on Donald Trump's life Saturday was only the latest instance in a long history of violence against American political leaders.
The president and first lady spoke at the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement a day after the first presidential debate.
The governor of Michigan tells The Advocate about her efforts to defend vital LGBTQ+ services, and warns about the dangers of a second Trump term.
Two University of Texas professors are suing the Biden Administration for including transgender students in anti-discrimination policies.
“There’s really no harm in ever affirming or loving our kids when they share with us who they are,” Dr. Kade Goepferd said. “The harm really can only come if we refuse to listen or acknowledge the truth that they’re sharing with us and how vulnerable they’re being.”
He warned about the dangers of Republican book bans.
He will talk about the Biden-Harris administration’s commitment to fight these threats to students’ civil rights.
Judge Liles Burke is trying to force the lawyers to reveal what they argue is attorney-client privileged information.
The updated rules enhance protections against discrimination based on sex, including for LGBTQ+ students, but leave the issue of transgender athletes’ participation in sports for further review.