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This women’s roller derby league is standing up for trans athletes by suing their county

Under a new Nassau County executive order, "female" teams with transgender athletes will be outright denied permits to use local facilities.

Maura Healey Elected First Out State Attorney General

Healey, who was part of the team that brought marriage equality to Massachusetts, will be the state's top attorney.

South Dakota: Clerks Can Refuse Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

The state's attorney general says nationwide marriage equality can 'coexist' with religious liberty.

California Declares Travel Ban Against Anti-LGBT States

The California attorney general has blocked state-funded travel to Texas and three other states with anti-LGBT laws.

Louisiana Gov.'s LGBT Nondiscrimination Order Struck Down in Court

The state's attorney general had objected to the order, which protected state employees and contractors from anti-LGBT discrimination.

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Washington State Sues Florist for Refusing Gay Couple's Wedding

The state's attorney general contends that a local florist's refusal to provide flowers for a gay wedding violates the state's antidiscrimination law.

California Hires Eric Holder for Fight Against Trump

The former U.S. attorney general will help the state resist the incoming president's regressive policies.

Maura Healey Becomes First Lesbian Governor in U.S. History

She also made history in 2014 as the first out person to be elected attorney general of a state. 

Toxic Republican Loses in West Virginia, But Winner's Anti-LGBT

Don Blankenship won't be the state's Republican Senate nominee, but its anti-LGBT attorney general will. 

Nancy Pelosi: William Barr Has Committed a Crime By Lying to Congress

"Nobody is above the law. Not the president of the United States, and not the attorney general," Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday. 

Texas Lawmaker Argues Same-Sex Marriage Is Still Illegal in the State

Rep. James White wrote a letter to the state's attorney general asking for clarification, writing that the U.S. Supreme Court cannot overrule state laws. 

Top Attorneys No Civil Unions for NY

New York state attorney general Eric Schneiderman and American Foundation for Equal Rights attorney Ted Olson joined forces for an op-ed in which they dismissed chatter about a civil unions 'compromise' for the state.

N.M. Attorney General to Court: Let Gay Couples Marry

New Mexico's attorney general said his state's rules preventing same-sex couples from marrying are unconstitutional.

California Sues Chino Valley School District Over Policy Outing Trans Students

The policy violates students' rights under the California constitution and state law, Attorney General Rob Bonta says.

State AGs to Target: We Support You, but You Shouldn't Have Pulled Pride Merch

Fifteen state attorneys general have sent a letter to Target in the wake of anti-LGBTQ+ threats against the retailer.

Christian School Sues Over Washington AG's Probe of Anti-LGBTQ+ Bias

Seattle Pacific University says Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson is interfering with its religious freedom.

GOPers Urge High Court to Uphold Anti-LGBTQ Bias; Dems Beg to Differ

State attorneys general differ according to party in briefs filed in the employment discrimination cases to be heard by the Supreme Court.

Tennessee Advances Anti-Trans Bills, Delays on Adoption

One bill would require the state attorney general to defend school districts' anti-transgender restroom restrictions.

3 Kentucky Counties Aren't Issuing Any Marriage Licenses

Despite orders from the state's Governor, Attorney General, and local attorneys, several Kentucky county clerks have stopped issuing marriage licenses altogether to avoid licensing same-sex couples.

20 States Sue Over Biden Administration's LGBTQ+ Rights Guidelines

The states' attorneys general, led by Tennessee's Herbert Slatery, object especially to guidance on assuring equal treatment of transgender people.

Ky. AG Won't Appeal Equal Marriage Ruling, But Gov. Will

The federal judge who struck down the state's marriage ban 'got it right,' says Kentucky's Democratic attorney general. The state's governor, also a Democrat, disagrees.

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