anti-discrimination protections

Asa Hutchinson has a slightly mixed record on LGBTQ+ rights, but it’s mostly negative.

One trans boy with a colon condition had an “accident” after his school made him use a unisex bathroom.

The house painter said her business follows the “guidelines at my church.”

“Amid the ongoing legislative attacks on LGBTQ communities… this proactive law is a beacon of hope and optimism.”

In 21 states and Washington D.C., state law protects LGBTQ+ people from discrimination. In 27 states, no such protections exist.

Williamson is an LGBTQ+ political and cultural ally who has used her national platform to advocate for enhanced spiritual awareness and empathy.

She’s no friend of LGBTQ people, but she’s not the worst Republican either.

The case could open a Pandora’s Box of lawsuits fighting for exemptions to discriminate against LGBTQ+ employees and customers.

The governor thinks giving doctors, nurses, and EMTs the right to object to treating patients is fine because of “the federal laws that prohibit discrimination.” Without the Equality Act, that doesn’t automatically include LGBTQ people.

A federal judge saw right through Trump: “The fact that this Government dislikes this speech is irrelevant,” she wrote.