LGBTQ rights

Ireland’s gay prime minister wants to address same-sex marriage with the pontiff, saying the church should be supportive of love and commitment.

The Trump administration tells African nations that it won’t withhold foreign aid any longer for violating LGBTQ rights.

The president gave the dictator a pass on human rights violations, signalling to the rest of the world it’s okay to oppress LGBTQ people.

“This is a basic human rights issue, not one about sexuality.”

He was the first mayor to headline a gay-rights rally, and he established the city’s first office on gay and lesbian issues.

The actor, who came out in 1988, is likely to be remembered fondly for both.

“If we separate the T from the alphabet soup we’ll have more success,” said a speaker at a summit where President Trump gave the keynote address.

Trump reportedly mocks Pence openly for being so holier-than-thou.

“So for any of you who don’t believe in equality that are here this evening, come to mama.”

On the same day that Trump announced a ban on trans soldiers, the White House took another bold step in laying out its opposition to LGBTQ rights.

Groups in Malaysia and Indonesia are denouncing the popular coffee chain, claiming its pro-gay rights policy is against Islam.

The way ahead is not just gloomy, says Brynn Tannehill. It looks like a dead end.

Because he doesn’t care.

Eric Dreiband not only argued on behalf of the University of North Carolina in support of HB2, he also has a history of defending companies accused of discrimination.

“It’s the right thing to do and I don’t mind stepping out and leading.”

The Trump administration looks ready to dismantle key protections in three major areas this week.

The rainbow banner was raised over the United Nations house as a symbol of hope for the nation’s struggling LGBTQ community.

Republicans were worried the minister would push for LGBTQ rights as part of the state’s human rights commission.

The battle over a wedding cake is seen as a key test of religious freedom vs. the rights of LGBTQ Americans – and the Supreme Court just punted the case again.

Efforts by some state lawmakers to outlaw such discrimination are dwindling as the session nears a close.