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When Jebriel Teague complained about his co-workers’ use of gay slurs and the n-word, his supervisors told him to ignore it and then cut his hours.

“They torture my soul. I’m being persecuted for who I am when I serve with dignity, honor and respect…. I’m treated like trash,” the officer said.

The Christian-owned company of craft stores has prevented their own employee from accessing a bathroom solely because they were transgender, a court ruled.

Two police officers showed up to the teacher’s home, allegedly asking him to either quit his job or come to the school – on a Friday night. Officials claim the visit was a welfare check.

Dawson also revealed that she has now moved in with her partner, Senator Cory Booker.

Sven Sundgaard alleges he was mistreated, defamed, and prevented from speaking at LGBTQ events. The station fired him for sharing a Facebook post about wearing a mask during the pandemic.

The New York City Commission on Human Rights asked her to appear in an ad campaign to fight anti-trans discrimination before going silent. She didn’t get paid for that either.

“Discrimination against transgender students is not only hurtful and wrong, it is also expensive.”

“I felt like all my blood left my body,” the 45-year-old vet said about being outed in front of his whole class.

Multiple lawsuits allege that a Houston bakery discriminated against the dismissed employees.

She was called a slur and reprimanded for wearing a skirt before getting fired. But a judge dismissed her lawsuit on a technicality.

She asked, “When a straight teacher happily announces that she and her husband are expecting a baby … is she saying something inappropriate to very young and impressionable students?”

In what may lead to a landmark judiciary decision, two students are suing Fuller Theological Seminary for banning them over their same-sex marriages.

At least one co-worker told the trans contractor that it was against her religion to refer to them as they identify, while others literally began to ignore the contractor rather than correct themselves.

The Tokyo judge presiding over the case found one government employee’s treatment by her employer, including asking her to ‘go back to being a man’, to be ‘lacking in validity’.

Desperate to avoid paying out a $20 million dollar verdict – with interest and fees – new lawyers are trying any tactic to get the judgement set aside.

The culture of homophobia and Chief Jon Belmar’s poor defense helped seal the decision to find the St. Louis police liable for almost $20 million.

Top executive Judith Slater has already been fired by Fox, after two women said they endured years of racial hostility working under her.

He said the experience reminded him of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” era that required him to keep his sexual orientation a secret while serving in the Army.

The Boy Scouts of America said it will now base eligibility on what gender parents list on a child’s application.