GOP’s 2024 platform mirrors extremist Project 2025 as threat to women, LGBTQ+ people, and minorities
The Republican Party is playing with language to appear less extreme than it actually is.
July 12, 2024
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The Republican Party is playing with language to appear less extreme than it actually is.
The court issued a stay that will last for the duration of the government’s appeal in the case.
We must continuously challenge the idea that we are the aggressors in the current culture wars.
Protecting homophobic and transphobic doctors is the opposite of divine.
A proposal to ban the procedure among infants is prompting a familiar battle cry.
The talk show host delivered an epic takedown of anti-LGBT bills that "legalize discrimination."
The legislation could allow businesses, adoption agencies, and even health care facilities to deny services to LGBT people.
Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, leader of LGBTQ-focused Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, provides a contrast to Donald Trump's homophobic appointees.
Vice President Mike Pence, in his capacity as president of the Senate, cast a tie-breaking vote to confirm Brownback.
As governor of Kansas, Brownback has shown that he defines "religious freedom" as freedom to discriminate, says the head of the state's ACLU affililiate.
The anti-marriage equality group has started a petition for the order, saying it will not enable discrimination.
Trump vowed to protect "religious freedom" Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast.
Don't be too quick to buy former Atlanta fire chief Kelvin Cochran's tale of religious persecution.
When these laws are tossed out in court, they will be exposed for their true nature.
Facing backlash from the business community, Nathan Deal vetoed a contentious antigay "religious freedom" bill in his state.
Georgia's so-called First Amendment Defense Act must pass another vote on the House floor before it arrives on the governor's desk.
The players in the latest LGBT battle don't fit in neatly among party lines.