HB2

“This is not love and they’ve proven it by opening their bathrooms to perverted men!”

Trans visionaries, who are persecuted in their own time, will one day be perceived as the prophetic truth tellers they are.

Rape is not sex; it’s a crime of control and rage. Ramp up the rage, increase the rape statistics. It’s not rocket science.

Public schools must permit transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identity.

Everyone’s least favorite Daily Show host took aim at North Carolina’s new law dictating where transgender people can pee.

The surge began last year after social conservatives lost a long battle to prevent the legalization of same-sex marriage.

The federal government sees its dispute with North Carolina as about far more than bathrooms and showers.

North Carolina’s prized public universities could be the biggest losers as state leaders defend a new law limiting the rights of LGBT people.

No signs of backing down.

“I might be in trouble. I might be looking for a side job over here.”

AllEarth Renewables has announced the company will donate a portion of every sale in North Carolina to the repeal effort of state law HB 2.

In the new ad a transgender man and two of his professional colleagues discuss their concerns about the discriminatory House Bill 2.

The NCAA Board of Governors adopted an anti-discrimination rule that would affect the way the body evaluates bids to host sporting events.

Stephen Colbert’s monologue last night hit back at the legislators that have made discriminating against trans people a priority.

Even the Democratic National Committee is on the same page as these Republican blowhards.

Meanwhile, police have arrested 54 protesters who came to voice opposition to the law late Monday.

The state’s top elected Republican leaders said they don’t plan to repeal it, a stance likely to stoke further protests – and more arrests.

The measure is among several that have been put forth in conservative states in the past year that have been deemed discriminatory.

A decade ago, GOP leaders developed a strategy to take over North Carolina’s state government for the first time since 1870. Now it’s falling apart.

The city specifically mentions North Carolina and Mississippi in a statement about the proposal.