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Catholic group sues to block Michigan’s conversion therapy ban
Plaintiffs say the ban on the harmful practice infringes on their rights to free speech and religious expression.
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Maryland Supreme Court says it’s OK for Catholic charity to discriminate against gay employee
It’s illegal for employers to discriminate against LGBTQ+ employees, unless….
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Christian charity terrorized employees with a fake shooter. The lawsuits have started.
Bodies lay on the ground covered in fake blood. The employees had no idea.
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Christian organization attacks fast food for being too pro-LGBTQ
A consumer group allied with anti-LGBTQ hate groups told supporters to avoid Burger King and McDonald’s “whenever possible” and instead go to Wendy’s, although they also don’t like their “progressive” company culture.
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Susan Collins demands bigger religious exemptions for her to support the Equality Act again
Ten Republicans have to support the landmark LGBTQ legislation for it to pass. Her objections could tank the bill.
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An adoption agency was told to stop turning away LGBTQ couples. The courts say they can.
The agency says it’s Christian religious beliefs give it the freedom to discriminate.
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Everyone – including the Vatican – wanted to see a Elton John biopic happen
An investigation in the Church’s city-state show that voluntary donations for the poor made up a majority of the bucks given to a company that funded “Rocketman”, among other ventures.
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A Catholic Archdiocese fired a straight woman for supporting LGBTQ equality
The Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis has declared war on all LGBTQ workers – and now they’re going after straight allies.
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A Catholic adoption agency is closing because they can’t discriminate against gay people
The best interests of the child isn’t as important as their bigotry against some potential loving parents.
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Kansas governor will sign law making it legal to ban gays & lesbians from adopting
The law would allow adoption agencies to discard the best interests of the child in favor of the group’s “sincerely held religious beliefs.”