The biggest fight over marriage equality in Indiana right now is about whether to ban same-sex marriage via the Indiana state constitution. The Advocate is following that and more in the latest advances for LGBT equality out of Indiana.
An Indiana police officer filed a discrimination complaint against a colleague who informed him of white male privilege during a training on transgender awareness.
With the federal appeals court deciding that Title VII protections against discrmination do apply to sexual orientation, the lesbian teacher now goes back to a trial court, three years after filing suit.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act does cover sexual orientation discrimination, the Seventh Circuit rules, making it the highest court to arrive at this determination.
His campaign plane broke through a fence after a rough landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport on a rainy night. The Indiana governor was en route to a campaign event, which he canceled.
