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What women & LGBTQ people lose when church & state collide
Any claim of a supposed ‘separation of Church and state’ is nothing more than a fraudulent platitude in the service of Christian nationalism.
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High school ends its school newspaper after it published LGBTQ articles
“If [taxpayers] read that [issue], they would have been like, ‘Holy cow. What is going on at our school?’”
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The 47 House Republicans who supported marriage equality aren’t a sign the party is changing
The vote was a nice surprise, but the GOP is every bit as anti-LGBTQ as it’s always been. If anything, it’s getting worse.
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Whoopi Goldberg claps back at Congressman Jim Jordan on marriage equality
The Ohio rep claims the Respect for Marriage Act is “the latest installment of the Democrats’ campaign to delegitimize and intimidate the United States Supreme Court.”
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LGBTQ activists are already preparing for SCOTUS potentially overturning marriage equality
“Believe me: all the LGBTQ legal and advocacy groups are on alert.”
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Conservative Christian legal group boasts it prays with Supreme Court justices
The head of the ministry says “we actually go in there” to pray with justices, even though Liberty Counsel has all kinds of business before the Supreme Court.
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The Supreme Court overturning Roe is just the latest consequence of Christian domination of America
The U.S. government spends over $400,000 for chaplains to work in Congress because America never took the separation of church and state seriously.
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Alabama is trying to use SCOTUS’s abortion ruling to ban gender-affirming healthcare
The Alabama AG argued that gender-affirming treatments are not “deeply rooted in this nation’s history and tradition.”
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Clarence Thomas wants to let anti-LGBTQ church sue because they were called a “hate group”
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas wants argued that First Amendment protections need to be weakened to protect the hateful church’s reputation.
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The Supreme Court ruling in a prayer case is a very bad sign for nondiscrimination protections
The right-wing justices say expressions of faith are “indispensable,” suggesting that nondiscrimination laws aren’t.