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News (USA)States are costing themselves billions of dollars by discriminating against LGBT people
Money talks, but will conservative politicians listen?
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News (USA)Trump’s nominee to lead civil rights unit defended an anti-LGBT law
Eric Dreiband not only argued on behalf of the University of North Carolina in support of HB2, he also has a history of defending companies accused of discrimination.
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News (USA)DOJ honoring student & lawyers fighting for trans rights to rebuke Trump admin
The Trump administration has attacked the rights of trans students, and now the DOJ’s own employees strike back by giving awards to Gavin Grimm and lawyers fighting for LGBTQ Americans.
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News (USA)Will Texas get away with policing bathroom stalls?
Governor Greg Abbott has called a special session, and transgender rights are on the agenda.
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News (USA)North Carolina’s first transgender candidate for Congress blazing a new trail
Wendy Ella May believes now is the time for members of the LGBTQ community to lead the effort in moving North Carolina forward.
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News (USA)BREAKING: The NBA just gave the LGBT community a huge smack in the face
The NBA has awarded the 2019 All-Star Game to Charlotte despite a state law forbidding cities from protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination.
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News (USA)Trans woman Sherrell Faulkner dies from injuries sustained in November attack
Faulkner is the 11th transgender person to die in the United States as a result of violence in 2017.
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News (USA)North Carolina governor pledges executive order to protect LGBTQ community
Gov. Cooper explained his decision to compromise on an HB2 repeal that left many anti-LGBTQ policies in place after campaigning on a full repeal.
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News (USA)HRC rejects $325k donation from Bank of America for supporting discrimination
The LGBT rights org is willing to take a hit to protest the banking giant’s role in brokering the fake “repeal” of North Carolina’s law targeting LGBT people.
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News (USA)NCAA returns events to North Carolina despite fake repeal of anti-LGBTQ law
The NCAA shows once again that a faux repeal is good enough for their PR department.
