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Education secretary calls for repeal of anti-transgender laws
Laws that restrict the rights of transgender Americans are hateful and should be repealed, Education Secretary John B. King Jr. said.
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Country stars plan to continue playing in North Carolina
“Frankly, I don’t have time to sweat things like that,” singer Chris Janson said.
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Vermont solar company to donate to NC gender law repeal
AllEarth Renewables has announced the company will donate a portion of every sale in North Carolina to the repeal effort of state law HB 2.
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New ad targets North Carolina’s anti-trans bathroom law
In the new ad a transgender man and two of his professional colleagues discuss their concerns about the discriminatory House Bill 2.
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Protesters vow to keep fighting discriminatory Mississippi law
The law, which takes effect July 1, is to allow religious groups and some private businesses to deny services to same-sex couples and transgender people.
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Dolly Parton won’t cancel North Carolina concerts
“I think everybody should be treated great and with respect and everybody knows that about me. I can address that from the stage.”
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Seth Meyers demolishes the new anti-trans bathroom bills
“It’s not just a whim, it’s a person’s innermost concept of self. It’s their identity, it’s who they are,” Meyers said.
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NCAA: You can’t discriminate and host our sports events
The NCAA Board of Governors adopted an anti-discrimination rule that would affect the way the body evaluates bids to host sporting events.
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Caitlyn Jenner mocks Ted Cruz after peeing at a Trump hotel
Caitlyn Jenner mocked presidential candidate Ted Cruz after stopping by one of Donald Trump’s properties to use the restroom.
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Colbert owns ‘bathroom weirdos’ afraid of transgender people
Stephen Colbert’s monologue last night hit back at the legislators that have made discriminating against trans people a priority.