Indiana

“I will not raise kids in a county that has sexual-oriented books on the counter.”

Grace College in Indiana was aware of Don Ogden’s predatory behavior but kept it under wraps to protect the school’s reputation.

A lesbian couple was left “crying with laughter” after seeing two missionaries react to their very gay welcome mat.

California ain’t playing around when it comes to standing up for LGBTQ rights.

“It’s a very smart move,” one political observer said.

Republican lawmakers say they don’t care if the state gets sued as they attempt to deny trans kids an equal education.

Bradley Curry was almost going to skip his own graduation, but he and his dad were able to convince the school to change.

It has nothing to do with parents, education or students. It’s about inflicting maximum harm for maximum political benefit. You can be sure when November rolls around, Republicans won’t be able to stop talking about it.

Sen. Mike Braun was railing against Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, a Black woman married to a white man, when he said states should be allowed to ban interracial marriage.

Gov. Eric Holcomb criticized the anti-transgender bill as vague, unnecessary, and possibly unconstitutional.

A photo of the permission slip has gone viral and the Indiana elementary school is backtracking, but the state legislature is considering a bill that could lead to more opt-out letters being sent.

A judge told the Indiana school that it can’t block students from forming an LGBTQ-positive club.

Pence, who bungled government responses to two different viral epidemics, thinks Joe Biden is doing it all wrong.

Students say the high school has a severe anti-LGBTQ bullying problem while administrators are banning rainbow flags and stopping the GSA from advertising on the bulletin board.

Music teacher John Kluge sued the school he used to work for, claiming that as a Christian he couldn’t be required to call trans students by their names. The judge was not impressed with his argument.

The school board president compared the Pride flag to white supremacist symbols.

“South Bend is always going to be home to me. But as a practical matter, we realized that it was time for the house to change hands,” he says. “We’re finding that a dollar doesn’t go quite as far as it does back home.”

From school sports to putting doctors in prison for treating trans patients, lawmakers in these states want to make people’s lives harder.

After the angry mob at the MAGA riots tried to kill him, he’s getting death threats.

Only one state in the Midwest has the “therapy” outlawed currently. Indiana seeks to become the second.