Kansas

Gilbert Baker dyes and sews a symbol that endures.

As Catholic charities in America fight for the right to discriminate against LGBT couples, the Pope is wading into the fray.

In Kansas and Oklahoma, a social worker’s religious beliefs come before the good of the child. In Connecticut, the child comes first.

The bill legalizes discrimination. The Republican governor said it would ensure “fairness” and “protect everyone.”

The law would allow adoption agencies to discard the best interests of the child in favor of the group’s “sincerely held religious beliefs.”

Child service agencies and business are against allowing discrimination against gay and lesbian couples – but Catholic officials and the Kansas City Chiefs’ owner are for it.

Because nothing angers Jesus more than love, right?

21 senators have signed onto a bill that would allow discrimination against LGBT people. Trump has pledged to support it.

And why don’t some doctors know what it is and what it can do?

Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions may be anti-trans, but federal courts aren’t playing along.

University of Kansas alum Chad Leat was one of the first openly gay financial leaders on Wall Street.

The resolution came from the son-in-law of Sam Brownback, Trump’s “ambassador” for religious freedom.

At the confirmation hearing, Brownback wouldn’t even say if he thinks that executing gay people is unacceptable.

The rainbow flag was more controversial than Confederate flags and “Make America Great Again.”

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback also faced tough questioning during his Senate confirmation hearing about his own anti-LGBTQ voting record.

The students were left in tears after being pelted with candy as the crowd chanted “Make America straight again” during a homecoming parade.

The bullies also threw candy and told the LGBT students to kill themselves.

They wouldn’t move, the number of kids joining them grew every hour, and then they won.

This deals a serious blow to the Republican’s chances of repealing and replacing Obamacare.

The transgender Army private walked out of Fort Leavenworth a free woman, with a camera recording her every move.