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“I’m asking the Justice Department, much like they did in the Civil Rights era, to do everything in their power to protect these women seeking to invoke their rights.”

They argue that Joe Biden’s LGBTQ measures will “sow confusion” and “harm the rule of law.” They also really want to misgender trans people.

The President is ordering all of the federal government to commit to advancing “diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility.”

Biden has an impressive record of getting LGBTQ rights back on track. His one failure: signing the Equality Act into law (and that’s not his fault).

GLAAD is on the BEAT – the Biden Equality Accountability Tracker – to ensure that LGBTQ rights are not left behind.

The order calls for the new Secretary of Education to review the policies left behind from Betsy DeVos’s time in office.

President Biden issued an executive order instructing the government to respect existing law. Tate Reeves calls that a “radical social experiment” that somehow “limits” his daughters.

“All persons should receive equal treatment under the law, no matter their gender identity or sexual orientation.”

A federal judge saw right through Trump: “The fact that this Government dislikes this speech is irrelevant,” she wrote.

EPA staffers are speaking out against Donald Trump’s ban on diversity training.

This is the tale of how Col. Patsy Thompson “survived in silence” in the military, especially when she had to discharge a woman for being gay – while hiding her own relationship.

The Trump administration called anti-discrimination efforts “divisive, un-American propaganda training sessions.”

“Discrimination of any kind has no place in Kansas. It will not be tolerated.” 

While governors from both parties are protecting LGBTQ state workers from discrimination, Ron DeSantis chose the opposite route.

The previous Republican governor took away LGBTQ protections. Now a Democrat will bring them back.

It was a surreal situation of reporters shouting questions about a porn star at an event celebrating the National Day of Prayer.

The governor wants to protect state workers from discrimination. The Attorney General doesn’t. The state supreme court won’t even listen to them argue about it.

Both the religious right and LGBTQ organizations were left scratching their heads after yesterday’s Rose Garden photo op.

The president declared he’s directed the Department of Justice to “develop new rules” to ensure religious free speech.

We’re monitoring the livestream as religious leaders talk about “evildoers” and those “persecuted for their faith.”