Ohio

Someone allegedly sent a copy of his marriage certificate to the Archdiocese. The teacher had worked there for decades.

The Christian business is telling managers to argue that they’re “essential” if authorities try to close them.

When Millas introduced herself to her coworkers as Ginny for the first time, she was met with flowers, cards, and an outpouring of compassion.

A boss lectured a gay worker about God and Scripture when he was outed by someone else. That harassment made him quit.

Idaho could ban transgender people from correcting their birth certificates, an extreme law that only one other state has passed.

The Constitution doesn’t protect a Christian teacher harassing transgender students, even if it’s his “sincerely held religious belief.”

Following pediatric guidelines for trans youth would lead to jail time if Ohio Republicans pass their bill.

If a student says that the Earth is only 10,000 years old on their homework, their teacher will have to accept it, advocates say.

In 1987, an Ohio probate court made a ruling preventing a trans woman from marrying. The effects dragged on for 25 years.

“I swear, these f**king c**k sucking homos think they deserve everything.”