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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.
The school system said students couldn’t perform the queer-inclusive piece because of safety concerns, so they raised $85K and the show went on anyway.
Almost 10 years ago, Trockman led the effort to get Congress to pass policies that ensured airplane travel for people with disabilities.
In 2023, people can book a luxrious suite on an airplane but somebody who requires a wheelchair can’t board a plane and remain in their life-supporting seat.
A federal appeals court ruled that a school district didn’t violate the teacher’s rights by forcing him out over his refusal to acknowledge trans students’ names and pronouns.
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb had expressed some doubts about the legislation but ultimately signed it.
Former Indianapolis Colts player Joe Staysniak is charged with battery and strangulation.
The Senate bill, called the Ensuring Military Readiness Act, would bar service for anyone who had transitioned anytime in the past 36 months before service.
Herb Baumeister was believed to have coerced young gay men back to this house before killing them.
A judge in Indiana ruled that a private Catholic school was within its rights to fire a long-time guidance counselor because she married her partner.
Because he married a spouse of the same sex, the Archdiocese of Indianapolis fired a longtime teacher from one of its schools.
Congresswoman Jackie Walorski and two staff members died Wednesday afternoon in the accident on an Indiana highway.
The girl's school had told her parents she couldn't play on the team anymore after the passage of the state's anti-trans sports bill.
The ACLU of Indiana has already filed suit against the new law.
"I feel like this battle was unnecessary and brought attention to us that we didn't desire," the teen's father told The Advocate.
Nonbinary high school student Cristian Hernandez was awarded the crown in full drag, leaving the crowd "speechless."
The state's legislature could still override the veto.
Gov. Eric Holcomb seems likely to sign the bill, which civil rights advocates call hateful and harmful.
Students sued their Indiana high school after it would not allow the GSA to be an official club on campus.
