Fellowship of Christian Athletes

When it came down to “two competing values that we cherish as a nation,” nondiscrimination lost to religious discrimination.

Students chanted “My faith, my choice” and “Separate the church and state” as they walked out of homeroom.

The Trevor Project, Athlete Ally and even Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation may be represented in front of millions over the weekend.

LGBTQ Nation interviewed the bisexual athlete about his year-long journey in hope of becoming the first player on a NFL football field while out.

Earlier this year they were caught giving money to anti-LGBTQ organizations. And new tax documents show even more donations.

For several years Mayor Pete helped raise money for the anti-LGBTQ organization.

He said he called Chick-fil-A’s billionaire CEO who was “very clear that they have not bowed down to” LGBTQ people.

They promised to stop giving to anti-LGBTQ organizations, but what about their anti-discrimination policy?

They say Chick-fil-A “surrendered” to the “LGBT bully mob” after the company announced they would end donations to anti-LGBTQ groups and now they’re boycotting.

The company CEO admits they’re tired of the bad press. But will they follow through?

Purdue students need Chick-fil-A or else they’ll be deprived, even though students have been fighting against the anti-LGBTQ chain.

After years of trying to rehabilitate their image, they’re still giving money to organizations that promote “sexual purity.”

CEO Dan Cathy’s pledge to steer clear of social issues and focus on chicken turns out to be as solid as the brand’s waffle fries.

Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A — embroiled in a controversy last year surrounding the millions of dollars it donated in 2009 and 2010 to anti-gay organizations — almost doubled it’s charitable donations to anti-gay groups in 2011, according to newly released IRS documents.