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The big lie of ‘Ban the Bible’: Texas Republicans say LGBTQ equality would ‘outlaw Christianity’
Texas Dems just introduced 8 pro-LGBTQ bills, but the religious crusade against them is already well underway.
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Massachusetts voters reject right wing attempt to strip trans people of civil rights
It is the first statewide win in support of transgender rights.
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St. Louis Cardinals invite notoriously antigay speaker to ‘Christian Day’
The club is considering a “pride night” but has no problem with a former player who rails about “the LGBT agenda” speaking at “Christian Day.”
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Houston mom defies antigay bigotry with ad celebrating her gay son
One mother’s lighthearted approach to protesting the defeat of the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance
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To avoid another defeat like HERO, it’s time to deal with the “Bathroom Thing”
The reaction to a setback shouldn’t be blaming the other side — nor to demonize them as “bigots” or “hicks.” Instead, we need to work to turn out the vote.
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New Philly law requires gender neutral bathrooms
All single occupancy restrooms in Philly bars and restaurants are now required to be gender neutral.
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NFL: Houston Equal Rights Ordinance defeat has no bearing on 2017 Super Bowl
A spokesman for the NFL announced that everything will go ahead as planned, despite calls from several gay rights advocates and a change.org petition.
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Matt Bevin is Kentucky’s new governor. Here’s 5 reasons that’s bad for the LGBTQ community.
Is Bevin’s victory a sign that the long-predicted backlash against LGBTQ rights has begun?
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Beyoncé disappoints by ignoring Houston’s anti-discrimination ordinance
Blogger Carlos Maza writes, “Beyoncé has repeatedly refused the opportunity to speak out against the legalization of discrimination against LGBT people.”
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Houston is already feeling the backlash
There are “rumblings” that the 2017 Super Bowl, which is scheduled to happen in Houston, may be being moved to a different city.