Discrimination

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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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  This gay teacher had the best response to a Christian mom who pulled her kids from his class

  "As a Christian I cannot allow my children to be influenced by unconventional ideas," the mom wrote. She wasn't expecting the teacher's response.

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  Jeff Sessions announces a ‘Religious Liberty Task Force’ to protect hate groups

  Sessions made it clear that the task force would go after LGBTQ rights, especially when it comes to adoption.

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  Democrats could stop Republicans from legalizing bans on gay & lesbian adoption

  Would 41 Senators filibuster Republicans' attempt to legalize discrimination against LGBTQ parents?

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  Michigan’s attorney general just said it’s legal to discriminate against LGBTQ people

  The Republican issued a questionable opinion that turns back the clock on the state's anti-discrimination laws.

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  DC Uber driver calls the cops on a black man for sounding gay

  The driver says that the man was "overly flirtatious" in the car because he used the word "darling" during a telephone call.

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  Hawaii’s Supreme Court rejects religious excuse for discrimination against lesbians

  A B&B owner refused to rent the couple a room, saying homosexuals "defile the land."

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  Massachusetts will vote on transgender protections this fall

  “If it were somehow to pass in Massachusetts... you would start to see these ballot questions popping up in a lot of other places."

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  Judge sides with Uber driver who kicked a lesbian couple out of his car

  The judge said he gave them the boot "because their conduct violated Uber’s policy prohibiting sexual contact" and not their sexual orientation.

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  Is a constitutional amendment the route to LGBTQ equality we should be fighting for?

  We need a strategy to prevent our victories in the courts from being taken away as quickly as we won them.

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