Oregon Antigay Bakers' Case to Be Reviewed in Light of Supreme Court Ruling
So it begins: The Supreme Court orders a review of the discrimination finding against Aaron and Melissa Klein, who turned away a lesbian couple.
July 3, 2023
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So it begins: The Supreme Court orders a review of the discrimination finding against Aaron and Melissa Klein, who turned away a lesbian couple.
Activists applauded the filing, which appears to indicate the Justice Department already considers antigay discrimination to be illegal under existing federal law.
Skydiver Donald Zarda's lawsuit against his employer could finally make antigay workplace discrimination illegal.
The announcement is the Biden administration's latest effort to overturn prejudiced rules set by Trump officials.
The exclusion isn't just wrong, it's illegal, says the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund.
David Nation was the only applicant to fill a vacant seat on the Waynesville Village Council but was turned away, ostensibly for his activism on LGBTQ+ rights and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Starting Sunday, New Jersey joined eight other U.S. states in making it illegal for employers and landlords to discriminate against transgender people.
LGBTQ+ communities everywhere are in conservative crosshairs.
Immanuel Christian School got the money through the Paycheck Protection Program, designed to help employers keep workers on payroll during the pandemic.
Catholic Relief Services revoked the spousal benefits when the husband was undergoing extensive dental work.
There was surprising good news from the high court today.
The exclusion of coverage for gender-affirming health care is illegal discrimination, a federal judge ruled Friday.
An Oregon court upheld its original finding that the owners of Sweet Cakes By Melissa illegally discriminated against a same-sex couple, but said the fine's amount showed bias.
Jacob Brashier says he suffered antigay harassment while working at a nursing home and was ultimately fired.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is the first agency to implement President Biden's executive order against such discrimination.
The government of Clayton County, Ga., has agreed to pay the fired social worker $825,000.