First Amendment Defense Act (FADA)

“The impact that another anti-LGBTQ nominee could have on the Supreme Court would be catastrophic.”

Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions was asked about FADA by Senator Al Franken, who also asked the nominee to defend his opposition to hate crime legislation.

The election put Republicans in full control of a record number of state legislatures – giving the party an unprecedented opportunity to change the Constitution.

Donald Trump supports The First Amendment Defense Act (FADA) would allow for anti-LGBTQ discrimination across the country, and so do some of his biggest backers.

Donald Trump was already polling poorly with the LGBTQ voting bloc. This won’t help.

The law would make anti-LGBTQ discrimination legal among employers, businesses, landlords and healthcare providers on the basis of a religious belief.

A week before it is set to host the Republican National Convention, Cleveland passes a measure protecting transgender people.

One month to the day after the mass shooting in Orlando at a gay nightclub, Republicans are holding a hearing to discuss legalizing discrimination against LGBT people.

“Love wins when true diversity of thought is tolerated,” the group wrote.