lawsuits

A man is still forced to register as a sex offender due to a 2001 sodomy charge, even though SCOTUS overturned such laws in 2003.

William Atwell’s sudden arrest is the latest in dozens of sexual misconduct allegations to have come out publicly just in the last few months from Liberty students, law enforcement and school staff.

The two “women’s groups” behind the lawsuit have previously partnered with a rabidly anti-LGBTQ hate group.

In addition to tens of millions of dollars for supposedly defaming him, the former president of the evangelical school claims they owe him horses and a gun.

“My career is ruined because I didn’t want to fall in line with the other guys.”

The trolls doxxed LGBTQ and POC Twitch users, providing their personal information and leaving links to gory videos on their chat streams.

Sven Sundgaard alleges he was mistreated, defamed, and prevented from speaking at LGBTQ events. The station fired him for sharing a Facebook post about wearing a mask during the pandemic.

The New York City Commission on Human Rights asked her to appear in an ad campaign to fight anti-trans discrimination before going silent. She didn’t get paid for that either.

“Discrimination against transgender students is not only hurtful and wrong, it is also expensive.”

The co-worker had “never been with a lesbian before” and openly hoped to have sex with both the executive and her partner. She was the one let go when the company “restructured.”