Ben Carson

The daunting question as we approach 2021 is, invoking the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “where do we go from here?”

Which LGBTQ stories were most important to you this year?

Joe Biden doesn’t even need to go to Congress to roll back many of Donald Trump’s attacks on LGBTQ rights.

The Secretary of State is likely violating ethical law to appear at a meet-and-greet for an anti-LGBTQ, hate-group associated organization in a swing state. Tickets are up to $10,000.

Letting homeless shelters discriminate will hurt the people who need help the most. Tell Trump what you think about that.

The memo says homeless shelters can use “factors such as height, the presence (but not the absence) of facial hair, the presence of an Adam’s apple” to find suspected trans women.

Transgender people may be forced to sleep in the street as a result of the policy meant to “better accommodate religious beliefs of shelter providers.”

Pence helped lure over 2,000 people into a Dallas church to hear him speak live, even though the city is experiencing a serious COVID-19 outbreak.

The rule change flat out calls women “men” and says that shelters can force them out on the streets, even if they’re facing violence or possible COVID-19 exposure.

A study guide produced by the Bible study teacher says that “lesbianism and homosexuality” are signs that God has abandoned people.