LGBTQ rights

Pruitt has fought environmental protections, same-sex marriage and the rights of transgender students.

This should worry every advocate for LGBTQ rights.

Republicans want Congress to call a constitutional convention to add amendments to ban same-sex marriage and abortion.

He may no longer be a politician, but he still talks like one.

“Yes, I am the most overrated, over-decorated and currently, I am the most over-berated actress…of my generation,” Streep said.

Listen up, Trump administration.

Jackson City Council, after a nearly six hour meeting, passed the LGBTQ non-discrimination ordinance with a 5-2 vote.

LGBTQ rights advocacy groups have come out in opposition of Judge Neil Gorsuch, but a former law clerk says he’s not homophobic.

The gay former law clerk for Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch said he never got the impression the judge was homophobic.

There appears to be an ongoing struggle in the administration, with Pence on one side and Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner on the other.

Trump also spoke about the Muslim ban, his ongoing feud with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his plan to allow churches to get deeply involved in politics.

The president of the Family Research Council said he has “every confidence” that Trump will sign an anti-LGBTQ executive order.

Although Judge Gorsuch has not ruled on an LGBTQ rights case, he did rule on reproductive rights in the infamous Hobby Lobby case.

Trump could sign an executive order carving out a religious exemption which would allow for discrimination, while still keeping Obama’s order in place.

A White House spokesperson said they don’t want to get too far out ahead of the executive orders that might be coming.

A familiar but oft-failed anti-discrimination proposal is back up for a vote and the state’s only openly gay legislator thinks it has a chance at passing this time.

LGBTQ rights is about to take a huge leap backwards.

The argument that there is more or less nothing to fight for, while always erroneous, is more obviously flawed now than ever.

The former Congresswoman claims the Women’s March on Washington was a radical Islamist plot to bring down America.

Associate pastor Elijah Zehyoue said the incident was “disturbing and unnerving,” as demonstrators took over the pulpit and refused to leave until police were called.