Florida Republican lawmaker pivots from banning Pride flags — to protecting Confederate monuments
Dubbed by critics as the “don’t display gay” bill, the legislation had advanced through a committee in the House.
February 9, 2024
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Dubbed by critics as the “don’t display gay” bill, the legislation had advanced through a committee in the House.
A policeman wants to hold Mckesson liable for the officer's injury at a protest.
As of July 1, only one’s sex assigned at birth as reflected on a birth certificate can be noted on identification documents in Tennessee.
Dixon, Calif., Vice Mayor Tom Hickman called LGBT people "fairies" and "tinkerbells" in a public blog post.
Republican Gov. Nathan Deal expresses strong doubts about the measure.
Southern California LGBT activists are mobilizing forces against San Diego's powerful hotel baron Doug Manchester for financially supporting an effort to constitutionally ban same-sex marriage in the state.
Florida cannot enforce the ban on drag shows while the state appeals an earlier decision by a federal judge who ruled the ban unconstitutional.
A California federal court has denied the request of Proposition 8 backers to block access to the names and addresses of 36,000 people who donated money in support of the gay marriage ban.
Another student says Fuller Theological Seminary violated federal law by expelling him over his marriage.
A Lousiana mayor is fighting to stop the event, which encourages individuality and acceptance.
The comic apologized for a picture of her holding a severed Trump head, but she's still paid a price.
Bills in at least 11 states across the country are working their way through legislatures, though none have yet been signed into law.
Although senators Bill Frist and Rick Santorum have vowed to bring the Federal Marriage Amendment to a Senate vote the first week of June, a new poll shows that Americans don't think the issue should be a priority.
Facing a tough reelection campaign in November, Mike DeWine, Republican U.S. senator from Ohio, said he will take the lead in pushing for a federal constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.