The so-called Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is one of the nation’s most dangerous organizations working to prevent equality for LGBT people. An enthusiastic leader in defending the unconscionable “right” to discriminate against LGBT people, they are also a world-wide exporter of their own brand of hate. ADF bills itself as an “alliance-building legal organization that advocates for the right of people to freely live out their faith”—unless of course that faith contradicts with their own anti-LGBT version.

Alliance Defending Freedom, an Arizona-based Religious Right powerhouse, has urged Slovakia’s constitutional court to allow anti-gay activists to place a referendum on the country’s ballot that would reinforce the current bans on same-sex marriage, adoption, and domestic partner protections and add a provision making it harder for schools to offer sex education.

A high-level Trump administration lawyer has a long record of arrests for refusing to follow the law he’s now in charge of enforcing.

The author of North Carolina’s anti-trans law compared himself to Oskar Schindler, but is an investor in an app used by white supremacists.

It took a panel of federal appeals court panel of judges 15 minutes to unanimously rule in favor of transgender people. It didn’t take long for the Supreme Court to agree either.

A new analysis finds that conservative Christian groups have been investing tens of millions of dollars in Europe and finding an audience thanks to rising nationalism.

The school says that banning them from discriminating is the real discrimination.

What the hell is “mandatory trans time?”

She has only been a lawyer for nine years, but Senate Republicans are about to put a hate group’s lawyer on the federal appeals court.

The growth is largely fueled by white nationalist groups.