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Biden administration confirms Baptist college’s religious exemption to anti-sexual harassment law
The Christian college got assurance that it wouldn’t face sanctions for doing nothing about alleged sexual harassment of LGBTQ+ students.
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Court sides with Catholic school that fired a guidance counselor because she’s married to a woman
The decision expands a rule allowing religious institutions to fire employees for their personal beliefs.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of Christian postal employee who wanted Sundays off
The Court’s decision leaves room for cautious optimism, though it may still affect LGBTQ+ rights.
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School says they never would have accepted girl if they knew she had gay dads
Students with gay parents aren’t allowed to enroll, a school staff member allegedly said.
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Montana House approves bill allowing religious-based medical discrimination
The bill would allow a wide array of medical providers a religious objection to patients’ health care.
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These countries are perfectly happy to let LGBTQ discrimination happen even though they ban it
Discrimination and harassment of LGBTQ people is actually legal and protected in countries that technically have anti-legislation legislation, such as the US, UK, Australia, and Canada.
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Christian professor wins $400K because he was told to stop misgendering trans students
The professor called it a “sincerely held religious belief” and his employer called it a “hostile environment.” Trump judges agreed with him.
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Christians argue First Amendment doesn’t protect Satanic Temple as they try to cancel it
350 people attended “Satancon” in Arizona this weekend. Dozens more protested it, calling for a boycott of the hotel that hosted it.
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The Supreme Court’s love for religious freedom won’t just affect LGBTQ people
Even as Biden picks his first justice, the conservative bench may still give the religious right a free pass to discriminate as long as they cite their faith. But where will the line end?
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Federal court tells Christian photographer she has to serve LGBTQ people equally
Emilee Carpenter sued saying that being forced to work for same-sex couples – and vampires – violated her religious beliefs. The judge wasn’t impressed.
