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News (USA)The Oglala Sioux just became the first tribe with an inclusive hate crimes law
The two women who pushed for the ordinance said they have experienced a lot of hate on the reservation.
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LifeAn HRC bigwig fought for marriage equality. Now she’s fighting her divorce by attacking it.
Despite adopting twins with her partner and buying a home together, she now says she didn’t realize their ceremony “would impose any long term legal obligations on me.”
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Can a gay millenial of color beat a homophobic minister for a NY Congressional seat?
Ritchie Torres is facing off against Ruben Diaz Sr, who has been fighting LGBTQ rights for 25 years, for a soon-to-be open Congressional seat.
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NewsFormer Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, a longtime supporter of LGBTQ rights, dies at 99
From striking down sodomy laws to supporting marriage equality, Stevens was a reminder of how much the Court changed over time.
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PoliticsTennessee is trying a sneaky way to undermine marriage equality & churches are fighting back
The state is trying to regulate what type of minister can officiate a wedding – and churches most likely to marry same-sex couples are the ones being excluded.
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News (World)UK Parliament votes to institute marriage equality in Northern Ireland if locals can’t get it done
If politicians in Northern Ireland won’t institute marriage equality, Parliament will step in and do it for them. And now the clock is ticking.
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PoliticsClarence Thomas suggests the Supreme Court’s marriage equality ruling should be overturned
The Supreme Court punted on another case involving an anti-gay baker, but the biggest impact on marriage equality may have happened in an entirely different case.
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News (USA)Alabama passes law to eliminate marriage licenses to spite same-sex couples
State lawmakers have the gall to try to sell it as a way to “respect” same-sex marriages.
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PoliticsTrans lawmaker Danica Roem’s GOP opponent is an anti-LGBTQ extremist
The Republican has a long history of attacks on the LGBTQ community, even laughing at the idea that discrimination should be banned.
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Health and WellnessPolitical debates over LGBTQ rights dramatically increase bullying rates in local schools
Bullying rates spiked so high while California debated an anti-marriage equality amendment, it became obvious even the straight kids were getting bullied because they might be gay.
