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Michigan AG Dana Nessel Speaks Out Against Anti-Trans Laws in Kentucky, Tennessee

Dana Nessel, Michigan’s brave, bold and ultra out attorney general, recently joined Attorneys General from 20 other states to oppose the horrific anti-trans [...]Read more about Michigan AG Dana Nessel Speaks Out Against Anti-Trans Laws in Kentucky, Tennessee

After 303 Creative: Inequality and the Harm to Children

The U.S. Supreme Court’s June ruling in 303 Creative v. Elenis was “profoundly wrong,” wrote Justice Sonia Sotomayor in her dissent, where she also pointed to [...]Read more about After 303 Creative: Inequality and the Harm to Children

New Supreme Court Term Includes Critical LGBTQ+ Case With ‘Terrifying’ Consequences

By Chris Johnson, Washington BladeThe U.S. Supreme Court, after a decision overturning Roe v. Wade that still leaves many reeling, is starting a new term with [...]Read more about New Supreme Court Term Includes Critical LGBTQ+ Case With ‘Terrifying’ Consequences

Should You 'Rush $5 Now!' to Your Favorite Political Candidate? Read This First.

Without looking at the date on the calendar, it wouldn’t be hard to know it’s election season from the number of solicitations from candidates and related [...]Read more about Should You 'Rush $5 Now!' to Your Favorite Political Candidate? Read This First.

After an Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Crime Like the One in Harrison Township, How Do We Heal?

Mike Hall and his fiancé Anthony Hamilton's story is harrowing. The two were riding scooters home from Hall's job at the Kroger at 16 Mile Road and Crocker in [...]Read more about After an Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Crime Like the One in Harrison Township, How Do We Heal?

LGBTQ+ Groups on Opposite Sides in Upcoming Supreme Court Case

A case to be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court next week, on April 28, presents one of those rare instances in which different LGBTQ+ groups are on opposite [...]Read more about LGBTQ+ Groups on Opposite Sides in Upcoming Supreme Court Case

Biden Administration Signals Anti-LGBTQ Discrimination in Credit is Illegal

The Biden administration signaled on Tuesday anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination among lenders of credit is illegal, marking the latest policy move to bring the U.S. [...]Read more about Biden Administration Signals Anti-LGBTQ Discrimination in Credit is Illegal

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's 'Death to Asylum' Rule

Washington Blade Staff Report The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued an order on Friday blocking, in its entirety, a Trump [...]Read more about Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's 'Death to Asylum' Rule

LGBTQ Groups Condemn Capitol siege, Back Trump Removal From Office

LGBTQ rights groups on Wednesday were quick to condemn the siege of the U.S. Capitol. "Today's violence is revolting and nothing short of insurrection, a coup [...]Read more about LGBTQ Groups Condemn Capitol siege, Back Trump Removal From Office

HUD Appears to Have Given up on Anti-Transgender Homeless Shelter Rule

The Trump administration has appeared to have given up a proposed regulation that would have allowed taxpayer-funded homeless shelters to refuse to place [...]Read more about HUD Appears to Have Given up on Anti-Transgender Homeless Shelter Rule

Billie Jean King, Megan Rapinoe Urge Court to Overturn Idaho Anti-Trans Sports Law

Lesbian athletes, including tennis legend Billie Jean King and World Cup champion Megan Rapinoe, were among the 176 women who signed a legal brief submitted to [...]Read more about Billie Jean King, Megan Rapinoe Urge Court to Overturn Idaho Anti-Trans Sports Law

Trump's Labor Dept. Goes Through with Gutting LGBTQ Workplace Protections

With fewer than two months remaining in the Trump administration, the Department of Labor went through with making a rule final on Monday that would grant [...]Read more about Trump's Labor Dept. Goes Through with Gutting LGBTQ Workplace Protections

Court Strikes Down Bans on Conversion Therapy as Violations of Free Speech

A federal appeals court has issued a major blow against bans on conversion therapy for youth by ruling they violate the First Amendment, setting up a split [...]Read more about Court Strikes Down Bans on Conversion Therapy as Violations of Free Speech

The Legal Landmines Surrounding Surrogacy for Michigan's LGBTQ Parents

For LGBTQ couples across the U.S., the landscape surrounding family planning has changed drastically for the better in recent years. Most notably, the 2015 [...]Read more about The Legal Landmines Surrounding Surrogacy for Michigan's LGBTQ Parents

Barrett Dodges on Same-Sex Marriage, Downplays Ties to Anti-LGBTQ Law Firm

Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump's pick for the now-vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, fended off questions Tuesday during her confirmation hearing on [...]Read more about Barrett Dodges on Same-Sex Marriage, Downplays Ties to Anti-LGBTQ Law Firm

LGBTQ Activists Alarmed at Thomas-Alito Anti-Equal Marriage Statement

While there was cause for alarm for LGBTQ people watching the opening day of the U.S. Supreme Court's 2020-21 session on Monday, there was also at least a tiny [...]Read more about LGBTQ Activists Alarmed at Thomas-Alito Anti-Equal Marriage Statement

Activists Believe Ginsburg Replacement Barrett Could Hinder LGBTQ Rights

President Trump announced Saturday, Sept. 26, that his nominee to replace U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is, as expected, a jurist that LGBTQ [...]Read more about Activists Believe Ginsburg Replacement Barrett Could Hinder LGBTQ Rights

LGBTQ Champion on Supreme Court Dies

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the justice with the most pro-LGBTQ voting record in the history of the court, died Friday following a long [...]Read more about LGBTQ Champion on Supreme Court Dies

2 Major Transgender Bathroom Decisions in Federal Appeals Courts

Two federal appeals court panels have ruled that a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision prohibiting discrimination against LGBTQ people at work also applies to [...]Read more about 2 Major Transgender Bathroom Decisions in Federal Appeals Courts

HHS Sued for Ending Data Collection on Tribal, LGBTQ Youth in Foster Care

The Trump administration is facing a new lawsuit from a coalition of LGBTQ, foster care and Native American groups over removing requirements from the child [...]Read more about HHS Sued for Ending Data Collection on Tribal, LGBTQ Youth in Foster Care

Court Rules for Florida Student on Bathroom Access, Major Win for Trans Rights

A federal appeals court delivered a major victory in transgender rights Friday by ruling a Florida high school violated the law by refusing to allow [...]Read more about Court Rules for Florida Student on Bathroom Access, Major Win for Trans Rights

Federal Judge Not Likely to Grant Injunction to Stop Anti-LGBTQ Rule Change

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., indicated Monday he is not likely to grant an injunction to stop a Trump administration change in rules that will [...]Read more about Federal Judge Not Likely to Grant Injunction to Stop Anti-LGBTQ Rule Change

LGBTQ Rights Supporters Remember Civil Rights Icon John Lewis

LGBTQ rights supporters are mourning the less of Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.), a civil rights icon who worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and died late Friday [...]Read more about LGBTQ Rights Supporters Remember Civil Rights Icon John Lewis

Trump Administration Sued Again Over Rescission of Trans Health Care Protections

Several advocacy groups on Thursday filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration over its decision to remove transgender protections from the [...]Read more about Trump Administration Sued Again Over Rescission of Trans Health Care Protections

Supreme Court Makes Anti-LGBTQ Discrimination Easier at Religious Schools

In a decision that undermines LGBTQ teachers at religious schools, the U.S. Supreme Court has affirmed for Catholic schools an expansive ministerial exemption [...]Read more about Supreme Court Makes Anti-LGBTQ Discrimination Easier at Religious Schools

Creep of the Week: Roger Severino

Even if you know in your heart of rainbow hearts that the president of the United States and the cretins who work for him hate you, you might not realize that [...]Read more about Creep of the Week: Roger Severino

Trump Admin Sued for Refusing to Back Down on Anti-Trans Health Care Rule

With the Trump administration refusing to take back its rule permitting anti-transgender discrimination in health care following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on [...]Read more about Trump Admin Sued for Refusing to Back Down on Anti-Trans Health Care Rule

Supreme Court Ruling may Force Trump Retreat on Anti-LGBTQ Policies

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling this week in terms of the immediate protections it granted LGBTQ people in the workplace, but the decision may [...]Read more about Supreme Court Ruling may Force Trump Retreat on Anti-LGBTQ Policies

Trump Admin Makes Final Rule Allowing Anti-Trans Discrimination in Health Care

Disregarding pleas from transgender advocates, the Trump administration made final on Friday a rule enabling health care providers to refuse care to [...]Read more about Trump Admin Makes Final Rule Allowing Anti-Trans Discrimination in Health Care

Supreme Court Focuses in on Religion

While LGBTQ people nervously await the U.S. Supreme Court's decisions regarding two big employment discrimination cases, the court this month heard arguments [...]Read more about Supreme Court Focuses in on Religion

LGBTQ Groups Seek Safeguards Against COVID-19 Discrimination

At least 170 national, state, and local LGBTQ and allied organizations on April 21 released a joint open letter to health care and public policy leaders [...]Read more about LGBTQ Groups Seek Safeguards Against COVID-19 Discrimination

Idaho Governor Quietly Signs Anti-Trans Bills Amid Coronavirus Crisis

As the nation's focus has become fixated on the coronavirus, Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law Monday, on the eve of the Transgender Day of [...]Read more about Idaho Governor Quietly Signs Anti-Trans Bills Amid Coronavirus Crisis

LGBTQ Advocacy Groups Sue Department of Health and Human Services at Critical Time

Lawsuit Filed at Critical Time On March 19, three organizations serving the LGBTQ community sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over its Nov. [...]Read more about LGBTQ Advocacy Groups Sue Department of Health and Human Services at Critical Time

Risks to LGBTQ People in Coronavirus Crisis Cited in New Lawsuit Against HHS

LGBTQ legal advocates highlighted the dangers of the coronavirus people in a lawsuit Thursday challenging the Trump administration's refusal to enforce an [...]Read more about Risks to LGBTQ People in Coronavirus Crisis Cited in New Lawsuit Against HHS

Idaho Legislature Sends Anti-Trans Bills to Governor's Desk

As the nation continues to reel from the coronavirus, the Idaho legislature has sent a pair of anti-trans bills to the desk of its governor, one aimed barring [...]Read more about Idaho Legislature Sends Anti-Trans Bills to Governor's Desk