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The complaint states the mom traveled 100 miles round trip “while a massive snowstorm was headed to central Minnesota” to get the emergency prescription filled.

The Nazis established The Reich Office for Combatting Homosexuality and Abortion, which in 1938 alone, conducted 28,366 arrests for abortion, and 28,882 arrests of gay men.

The court declined to take up a case brought by a group of parents who didn’t want their kids using the same facilities as trans kids.

This was the first major case that new Justice Amy Coney Barrett has heard.

“They don’t think we’re crazy any longer.”

She’s not letting it stop her, of course. She’ll participate in court arguments today via telephone from her hospital bed.

Aimee Stephens came out as a transgender woman and announced her decision to medically transition at the same time I was preparing for my own transition. That isn’t our only similarity.

Since when is a cross not a Christian symbol?

The Supreme Court punted on another case involving an anti-gay baker, but the biggest impact on marriage equality may have happened in an entirely different case.

The highest court in the nation let stand a lower court’s decision that the bed and breakfast discriminated against a lesbian couple.

“More than half this country is willing to get in line to donate their ribs to Ruth Bader Ginsburg.”

After looking at this picture, maybe the “Concerned Women for America” should be more friendly to gender nonconforming folks.

WE HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT.

If the record in Masterpiece supports a finding of impermissible hostility, then the mountain of cruel statements from the president in the Muslim ban case surely do.

The Court has vacated and remanded the Washington State Supreme Court’s ruling against an antigay florist who refused service to a gay couple.

We may have paraphrased a bit. Just a bit. And maybe we took some artistic license too. Maybe.

She is being represented by the same anti-LGBTQ legal group that Attorney General Jeff Sessions recently thanked for their work in a secretive speech.

The community will be on pins and needles until the Supreme Court decides whether or not Christians can refuse to serve LGBT people in their businesses.

The Supreme Court will consider whether a baker who objects to same-sex marriage can refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple.

The Alabama Supreme Court judge was removed from his duties after he urged defiance of the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decision.