82% of trans workers have suffered discrimination or harassment: report
"Our analysis indicates that employment discrimination against transgender employees is persistent and widespread," the Williams Institute's report states.
November 21, 2024
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"Our analysis indicates that employment discrimination against transgender employees is persistent and widespread," the Williams Institute's report states.
Staff members faced unexpected job cuts as unionization move unfolds at the LGBTQ+ nonprofit.
The British Broadcasting Company makes a commitment to diversity in its employees and on-screen personalities.
In the post-Trump era, we have a huge opportunity to advance diversity in boardrooms and C-suites.
The former Florida attorney general supported workforce protections for queer people in Florida but battled marriage equality in court until the bitter end.
U.S. Sen. Mike Braun’s running mate made the heavy-handed remark at a campaign event .
The Congressional Equality Caucus is calling out the "outrageous" bill going to vote in the House that would forcibly out transgender students to their guardians.
Officials at the Transportation Security Administration say they aren't sure how the language will change but insist the word 'anomaly' is being banished.
Bucking tradition, Sunshine State Rep. Holly Raschein and other members of her party have come out in favor of protecting LGBT people from discrimination.
The organization says that reducing its workforce was a measure of last resort.
Feminine-sounding men and masculine-sounding women are at a disadvantage in the workforce and society.
Opinion: Reduced product variety, diminished customer service, and decreased support for community programs like Pride events are inevitable, writes John Casey.
In 2023, people can book a luxrious suite on an airplane but somebody who requires a wheelchair can’t board a plane and remain in their life-supporting seat.
Trump calls Cook "a friend" and then accidentally refers to him as "Tim Apple."
Jim Bridenstine joins Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as a surprising Pride supporter, but there's still no recognition from the White House.