School

He tweeted his threat against “everyone that’s not straight or Christian.”

A kid was bullied at school because of his nail polish. So his dad showed he supported him.

She went to prom with a girlfriend and school administrators were less than welcoming.

He says his freedom of speech was violated because his employer told him he couldn’t call students by their last names as a “compromise.”

“What are we talking about here, 10 seconds? But it’s probably one of the 10 most important seconds of his life.”

Not even the Trump Administration could stop his federal court case.

The school made victims read the Bible and told them they were going to hell when they complained about bullying. Now the staff is going to the unemployment office.

A state investigation into the school turned up multiple incidents of blatant anti-LGBTQ discrimination.

She said the principal told her the T-shirt was distracting to other students’ “beliefs.”

The lesson is great. The hate it generated is not.