Wyoming News / LGBTQ Nation

Here are the 10 most creative protests of the Trump era so far

Trump may bring out the worst in his supporters, but he has inspired opponents to express their resistance in some provocative and hilarious ways.

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Senate Republicans introduce bill to give companies a license to discriminate

21 senators have signed onto a bill that would allow discrimination against LGBT people. Trump has pledged to support it.

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This gay couple is suing a tiny town for discriminating against their restaurant

They have had problems for years trying to run their restaurant because they're gay.

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A father almost slit his son’s throat for being gay

And his mother told him to clean up so that no one at school would see his injuries.

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Wyoming men wear tutus in protest of Senator’s victim-blaming comments

The tutu protest came in response to Sen. Mike Enzi's comment that men who wear tutus into bars are asking to be assaulted.

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GOP Senator says some gays ‘kind of ask for’ violent attacks

Talking with high school students, a Republican implied that sometimes LGBTQ people deserve to get beat up.

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WY Supreme Court won’t remove judge who refused to perform same-sex marriages

The court said her conduct undermines the integrity of the judicial system, but it does not warrant removal from the bench.

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Wyoming legislators withdraw bill allowing anti-LGBTQ discrimination

The bill that would have allowed people to sue their employers if their policies about LGBTQ people conflicted with the employee's religious or moral convictions.

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Oil field services company sued for harassment of gay worker

The complaint alleges that male co-workers used homophobic slurs and painted a truck the gay employee was known to use with pink polka dots, hearts, and rainbows.

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Lawyer: Constitution protects Wyoming judge’s right to discriminate

An attorney for the ethics commission called the case "a low point and a black mark in the history of the judiciary in Wyoming."

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