LGBTQ job discrimination

He considers the LGBTQ+ movement a “cult” and trans identity as a mental illness.

Her supervisors allegedly put porn in her locker, called her “stupid” and “butch,” and asked about her sex life.

Even Republican and Christian majorities don’t support anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination.

The New Jersey man claimed his supervisor said “his lifestyle was not appropriate for the town.”

Katie Porter has proved herself as a progressive ally who supports LGBTQ+ civil rights and anti-discrimination protections.

Mike Pence has an extensive history of opposing LGBTQ+ rights in nearly every aspect of public life.

Gerald Bostock’s former boss accused him of visiting “former boyfriends — because he is gay” with work funds in firing him. Now he’s asking a court to rule in his favor.

Mario Cantone got canceled because a producer thought his “gay edge” would make Johnny Carson “nervous.”

The former speaker of the Michigan House lost a job due to his anti-LGBTQ record. Now his sister-in-law says he sexually abused her when she was a minor.

Rep. Lauren Boebert denounced the gay governor for firing state workers who refuse to get vaccinated, while she supports allowing businesses to fire LGBTQ workers.

Melania Trump was angry the gay employee was fired, but “if she had been truly outraged, she could have done something. She didn’t.”

Benet Academy is now willing to hire a woman married to another woman after the school community showed they have her back.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton really wants the state to misgender trans workers. So he took his case to federal court.

“Well how do you think that reflects on the school?” a school administrator berated him. “You’re a danger to put in front of the kids.”

Dr. Rachel Tudor has been fighting for a decade since she was fired because of an administrator’s “religious beliefs.” Now she’ll be the first tenured Native American professor in her department’s history.

“We have 85 days to go,” the White House press secretary said, stressing that Congress needs to act.

He was called “faggot,” “sissy,” and “Sambo,” and his white coworkers would get up and leave the room when he entered.

“I’ll make you straight again,” the man allegedly said to her.

He just made it a lot easier for businesses to claim a “religious exemption” to LGBTQ discrimination laws.

Starbucks handed out Pride t-shirts, and now she’s suing because the shirt she didn’t have to wear would “show her advocacy of a lifestyle in direct contradiction to her religious beliefs.”