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One of America’s civil rights pioneers is passing the torch of LGBTQ progress
She knows where the movement should go, but it’ll be up to the new generation to take us there.
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Federal courts are standing up to Trump & Sessions’ anti-transgender agenda
Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions may be anti-trans, but federal courts aren’t playing along.
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Student actions over gun control impress the woman who won them the right to protest
Mary Beth Tinker’s stand against racial inequality and the Vietnam War led to a landmark Supreme Court case giving students the right to protest.
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One state is trying to stop businesses from citing religion to discriminate
Because people have religious beliefs. Corporations can’t.
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Supreme Court won’t stop Mississippi law allowing discrimination against LGBT people
The same attorneys arguing Mississippi’s side are the ones behind the wedding cake case currently in front of the Court.
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California sues bakery for discriminating against same-sex couples
Who knew bakers were so homophobic?
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A man asked a bakery to make him the gayest cake possible & the results are magical
He wanted to celebrate his engagement to his fiancé while also making a point about equality. The bakery made it happen.
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Supreme Court turns its back on anti-gay discrimination case
“By declining to hear this case, the Supreme Court is delaying the inevitable.”
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Tony Perkins warns Christians about attending gay weddings
He clarified that he wouldn’t go to a gay wedding – as if anyone would ever invite the hate group leader.
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An Air Force Colonel is fighting for his right to discriminate against his subordinates
He was reprimanded for refusing to sign a “certificate of spouse appreciation” for the same-sex partner of a retiring master sergeant.