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Gov. Pat McCrory still thousands of votes short in North Carolina race
At last count, the antigay governor trails attorney general Roy Cooper by 5,000 votes.
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Will a Democrat victory in NC mean the state’s anti-LGBT law will go away?
Even if a few seats in the General Assembly flip during the election, there won’t be a sweeping turnover to assist Cooper in repealing HB2.
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GOP fearmongering campaign flyers denounced for spreading hate in Massachusetts
The anti-transgender political flyers regurgitate long-debunked myths that laws protecting trans people will be abused by predators.
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For antigay hate group leader Tony Perkins, the Supreme Court is on the ballot
The Family Research Council, the group designated by the Southern Poverty Law Center as an extremist hate group — run by antigay activist Tony Perkins — is out with a new campaign advertisement in support of Donald Trump. The commercial, titled “In the Balance: Why the Courts Matter,” takes aim at the chief hope of […]
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Here’s one endorsement for N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory you’ll just love reading
“…He has helped the economy,” wrote the Roanoke Times, meaning Virginia’s economy.
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Will HB2 or a hurricane influence North Carolina’s gubernatorial race the most?
Hint: If you live in North Carolina and don’t go vote against the transphobic governor, they’ll say his response to the hurricane saved his campaign.
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Bathroom bill fight defines close race for North Carolina governor
The gubernatorial contest is one of the nation’s most competitive, with several polls showing a statistical tie.
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5 things to know about the first transgender rights Supreme Court case
“The outcome of this case is likely to shape the future of that movement in ways that will resonate for a very long time.”
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BREAKING: Supreme Court to hear case of transgender student Gavin Grimm
The Virginia boy claims his high school’s policy prohibiting him from using the boys restroom or locker room is unconstitutional.
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Iowa church voluntarily drops lawsuit on transgender bathroom issue
The congregation had sought an injunction to keep the city and state from applying the antidiscrimination law to churches.