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Ohio LGBTQ civil rights bill could finally pass
A boss lectured a gay worker about God and Scripture when he was outed by someone else. That harassment made him quit.
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Religious exemption bill that allows students to give wrong answers in school passes Ohio House
If a student says that the Earth is only 10,000 years old on their homework, their teacher will have to accept it, advocates say.
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An emcee at an LGBTQ conference said ‘Ladies and gentlemen, things and its’
A transgender journalist immediately yelled, “Oh no he did not.”
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A postal carrier called a gay couple ‘fa**ots.’ Now the USPS is delivering justice.
When confronted about her hate speech, the postal worker said, “I called you what you are.”
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Columbus will greet Pence with a big LGBTQ dance party when he arrives during Pride
The Vice President will be at the Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel to give a speech, but the real party will be outside.
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Are ‘anti-heterosexual hate crimes’ a real thing? Probably not.
FBI statistics show dozens of anti-straight hate crimes happening each year. But there’s no evidence that they actually are. So what’s going on?
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Mike Pence says he’s ‘heartened’ by his hometown’s Pride festival
The Pride is a protest against Pence. Why is he pretending to like it?
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SC Republicans want to call your relationship a ‘parody marriage’
Conservative lawmakers say that their “religious freedom” is threatened unless they’re allowed to insult same-sex marriages.
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A ‘family values’ politician has been accused of sexual assault on a teen boy
Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council knew, but he didn’t report the incident.
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Why is the ACLU defending a school employee who called for death to ‘all fags’?
Despite a long history of defending LGBTQ rights, the ACLU is siding with a man who said he hoped someone would bomb the Columbus pride parade.
