Hobby Lobby

The former head of a right-wing group says he learned of the Hobby Lobby decision early after Alito had dinner with conservative friends.

The Christian-owned company of craft stores has prevented their own employee from accessing a bathroom solely because they were transgender, a court ruled.

We’d ask you to let us know if we missed any, but we’re sure there’s too many we did.

As good as the workplace ruling is, there are plenty of signs that Gorsuch isn’t nearly as pro-LGBTQ as the retired justice, starting with his affinity for religious liberty arguments.

The Christian business is telling managers to argue that they’re “essential” if authorities try to close them.

Christian billionaire David Green wrote that three words received directly from above are good enough reason for employees to work through a viral pandemic.

The judge said that placing children with LGBTQ families would violate the Catholic agency’s “sincerely held religious beliefs.”

He is arguing that his “sincerely held religious belief” requires him to refer to a trans woman as “Mister.”

The Department of Labor is expected to release the new anti-LGBTQ rule in December.

His record of attacking women’s rights is well documented, but Duncan’s record on LGBT issues is particularly nightmarish.

Because people have religious beliefs. Corporations can’t.

Muslims have to deal with fires being started in mosques, but Christians claim the real crime is that Radio Shack isn’t displaying a nativity scene.

Hobby Lobby Stores has agreed to forfeit thousands of ancient religious artifacts smuggled from the Middle East.

The battle over a wedding cake is seen as a key test of religious freedom vs. the rights of LGBTQ Americans – and the Supreme Court just punted the case again.

The gay former law clerk for Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch said he never got the impression the judge was homophobic.

Could one of Trump’s potential Supreme Court nominees be a surprise ally to LGBTQ people?

This ruling may set a potentially devastating precedent for trans people that can be traced to the Hobby Lobby decision.

It is revealing how important it was to conservatives that the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act not be seen as discriminatory – using false claims about the federal and other state level RFRAs as a cover.

LGBTQ rights, particularly marriage equality, have made incredible advances over the past year. But, like other great human rights struggles, organized opponents are working hard to contain and undermine movement gains. Many in the LGBTQ community may be unaware of the Religious Right’s strategy to undermine civil rights gains by establishing ever-larger exemptions…

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled Monday that some corporations can hold religious objections that allow them to opt out of the new health law requirement that they cover contraceptives for women. The justices’ 5-4 decision is the first time that the high court has ruled that profit-seeking businesses can hold religious views under federal law.