Lawsuit

The man who is using the alias Yu Hu is suing his captors — his in-laws — to alert others to the dangers of conversion therapy.

The law requires transgender people to use restrooms in schools and many other public buildings that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate, not their gender identity.

Lawyers from Alliance Defending Freedom, who represented the group, said in a statement that North Carolinians for Privacy is shifting to a “supporting role” in the fight against trans equality.

The jury found evidence of sexual harassment, discrimination, failure to prevent harassment and discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, defamation, and negligent supervision.

This is the last Kim Davis story you’ll ever have to read.

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

She said in the suit that managers did not treat her fairly and she was wrongly denied access to the women’s locker room.

Apparently, being a post-operative transgender person who is consistently seen as a man is not enough evidence to suggest an “F” on his ID would be confusing and inappropriate.

Erin Krupa was denied insurance coverage for infertility treatments essentially because she failed to show she couldn’t get pregnant by having sex with a man.

Fritz says that the pastor’s sermons inciting violence against gay people contributed to a parishioner shoving and threatening him.

The directive is being opposed by state and/or district level officials in Texas, Alabama, Wisconsin and 10 other states.

There are several lawsuits on H.B. 2, which directs people to use restrooms in schools and government buildings corresponding to the sex on their birth certificates.

The trans celebrity accuses the photographers of “stalking” and “chasing” her right up to the moment of the crash.

Matthew McCarthy claims Duggar’s use of his photo ruined his life and led to people calling him “Duggar’s boy toy.”

“How does this law make bathrooms and changing rooms safer in North Carolina?” asked the judge. Exactly!

A federal judge is delaying a ruling on the portion of the North Carolina law governing the use of public bathrooms by trans people.

The tab for having a hateful law on the books keeps on getting bigger.

The federal appeals court in Chicago ruled it’s up to the Supreme Court or Congress to outlaw LGB discrimination.

The couple say they will set aside the fine if he takes lessons in why discrimination is harmful.

“I don’t want different treatment. I just want the same treatment and facilities as every other employee.”