Georgia Blocks Most Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
Gov. Brian Kemp signed the bill Thursday.
March 25, 2023
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Gov. Brian Kemp signed the bill Thursday.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp still believes marriage is between a man and a woman and opposes removing anti-LGBTQ+ language from the state's constitution.
Will the state embrace progress, or will a handful of Republicans drag it back to the past? Georgia Equality's Jeff Graham is fighting for the former.
The LGBTQ+ civil rights organization announced significant commitment toward engaging voters who care about equal rights, voters the group calls "equality voters."
Megan McDaniel alleges pervasive anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination and retaliation at Republic Services.
In the most comprehensive political survey of LGBTQ+ Americans ever conducted found most respondents – 85% – “always” or “nearly always” voted, compared with roughly a third of the general population.
Winning the Senate was an enormous victory -- and one that offers lessons for the future.
A campaign targeting LGBTQ-supportive Georgians hopes to strip Mitch McConnell of his power.
The legislation, which combines two bills seeking to protect those opposed to same-sex marriage, now advances to the Senate floor.
The Equal Rights Amendment is about equality for women, but also nonbinary, trans, and gay and bi people.
If Georgia can flip the Senate, we can pass federal nondiscrimination protections.
More than 70 groups signed on to an open letter in light of the death of George Floyd and other recent horrific incidents.
Tamisha Iman and LaLa Ri urge voting in the Tuesday runoff that will determine control of the U.S. Senate.
Gay voters in Georgia are threatening to boycott the state's upcoming Democratic gubernatorial primary after Cathy Cox, one of the two candidates, reversed position and announced her support for a special legislative session to reinstate the state's constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
Dan Cathy, whose corporate foundation continues to fund anti-LGBT causes, will be a keynote speaker at the event.
Savannah's mayor and city leaders voted unanimously to pass an LGBT-inclusive ordinance to protect current and prospective municipal workers.
There will be more homophobic, transphobic bills unless we seize power ourselves, writes Charlotte councilwoman LaWana Mayfield.