Prosecutor to Librarian: Get Rid of LGBTQ+ Book or Face Felony Charges
Critics call it a violation of the First Amendment.
March 16, 2023
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Critics call it a violation of the First Amendment.
A California judge found the Long Beach Police Department's tactics discriminatory and invalidated the arrest of gay defendant Rory Moroney.
At least one gay man claims he is facing false charges related to sex work.
The Saudi government's targeting of queer people will have repercussions, according to a letter signed by a bipartisan Congressional group.
The controversy over a Michigan bill intended to punish those who abuse animals demonstrates that LGBT Americans are still not equal in the eyes of many state laws.Â
After being found guilty of 'manifesting prostitution,' advocate Monica Jones is pushing back against the law that she contends is unconstitutionally vague and targets trans women of color.
Sacramento's police force has declared war on cruising for sex in public places, according to the Sacramento Bee.
New England Patriots owner allegedly paid for sex in South Florida massage parlor. Surveillance may still become available.
Cindy Yang founded a Florida spa where Patriots owner Robert Kraft was arrested for allegedly soliciting sex acts.
Social media users are making fun of Florida after a sting operation in the state implicated 123 men on human trafficking, but not one drag queen.
The U.S. Supreme Court invalidated anti-sodomy laws in 2003 but this sheriff says he didn't get the memo.
The law is the subject of a separate lawsuit from sex workers living with HIV.
Author James Polchin's breathtaking new social crime hybrid corrects history, righting wrongs by cops, journalists, and the American public.
Proper manners say outing is a violation of a person's privacy and not to do it. But when it comes to antigay politicians who lead double lives, Emily Post might make an exception.
It's "hypocritical" for Barr to celebrate the hate-crimes law named for their son while supporting discrimination, Judy and Dennis Shepard said.
Sen. Larry Craig is reconsidering his decision to resign, which stemmed from his arrest in a Minnesota airport sex sting, and may still fight for his Senate seat, his spokesman said Tuesday evening.