workplace discrimination

A trans employee said she was called slurs, underpaid, denied medical insurance coverage, and publicly humiliated.

She transferred schools thinking that the abuse would stop. It got much worse before she received an undisclosed amount in a settlement.

Fewer than one-fifth of bi workers are out to their coworkers, compared to half of all gay and lesbian workers.

Almost half say they’ve heard anti-LGBTQ comments in the workplace.

The Equality Act needs to become law, but even if it passes, the odds still favor employers who want to discriminate.

He says he suffered so much racist and homophobic discrimination that the stress gave him a medical condition.

The Supreme Court may have granted LGBTQ workers protection, but that doesn’t mean the workplace is any less hostile if you’re older.

This man was allegedly fired for being gay four days after the Supreme Court said that’s illegal.

Contact tracing is outing gay people as anti-LGBTQ rhetoric ramps up dramatically.

A supervisor called him part of the “a**-to-mouth crew” and blamed LGBTQ patients’ illnesses on their “lifestyle.”

She was forced to use a name tag with a pre-transition picture & faced daily hatred – someone even drew a penis on her bathroom door. Now she’s suing.

An anonymous person called the school to tattle on her. Now the school is scrambling to hire someone else to direct its musical.

A Supreme Court justice doesn’t have to listen to arguments in person to make a decision.

Just because Starbucks corporate policy prohibits misgendering employees as harassment, doesn’t mean the state has the same standards.

A transgender Russian has never “managed to defend [their] labor rights in court”… until now.

There are cases on workplace discrimination, trans bathroom rights and (of course) gay wedding cake.

The holidays provide an ideal cover for his continued transphobic crusade.

The states join virulent anti-LGBTQ religious right groups, including Roy Moore’s, to argue that federal law shouldn’t protect trans workers.

You work in Catholic schools at your own peril, but that doesn’t make the Church policy any less despicable.

Over half of LGBTQ people are not out at their jobs, and the percentage isn’t going up.