Peter Renn

Her partner passed away years before Washington state recognized marriage equality in 2012.

They were together for 43 years, but the Social Security Administration said that only the last 6 months of their relationship counted.

The state’s governor said that the laws were “common sense,” even as one of them flouts a previous federal court ruling.

The documents might prove that Trump wasn’t thinking about anything but discrimination when he made up the trans military ban.

She was with her partner for 27 years. But since they couldn’t get married before her partner died of cancer, she’s being denied benefits.

Trump’s ban on transgender people from the military can start while court cases challenging it work their way through the system.

The SCOTUS will likely hear as many as nine cases affecting LGBTQ people in 2019.

After losing the love of his life, the government is causing him even more pain.

A B&B owner refused to rent the couple a room, saying homosexuals “defile the land.”

Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions may be anti-trans, but federal courts aren’t playing along.