By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Private Policy and Terms of Use.
Thirteen students traveled from New Orleans to Baton Rouge on March 27 to protest several anti-LGBTQ+ bills up for consideration by the Republican-controlled House and Senate.
Queer statehouse candidates in Louisiana say running for office was 'traumatic.'
Viewers in North Carolina and Montana are no longer able to access Pornhub as the platform protests the states' age verification laws.
Gov. Edwards sustained his veto of two other anti-LGBTQ+ bills.
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, a moderate Democrat, called the bill discriminatory and "a solution in search of a problem."
Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoed a similar bill last year. He hasn't said what he'll do now.
The bills could soon go to Gov. John Bel Edwards.
The legislation is broader than measures caused outcry in other states, but Jindal says passing it is one of his priorities.
Leaders and activists united in a compelling dialogue, paving a path of unity and understanding ahead of the HRC National Dinner.
The ACLU of Indiana has already filed suit against the new law.
Speaker of the House Ryan says he won't seek reelection, leading to speculation about who'll be the next House Republican leader.Â
Lawmakers passed the legislation over Gov. John Bel Edwards's veto.
The Louisiana governor claims the bill won't really allow discrimination against same-sex couples, but opponents say it will do just that.
A new study adds more evidence to back up what LGBTQ+ advocates have been pointing out for years.
Johnson, now speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, made the comment on a Louisiana radio station in 2016.
The federal judge blocked the state from enforcing its trans-exclusionary school sports law against 11-year-old Becky Pepper-Jackson.
Queer and trans kids are under attack in every corner of our country. Without having a seat at the political table, the onslaught will continue.
The COO of one of the largest corporations in the world tells us why it makes financial and ethical sense to roll out the red carpet for LGBT employees.
The ad from Truth Wins Out says the legislation will cause economic harm to Louisiana.
