Kentucky Senator Whose Trans Son Recently Died Blasts New Anti-Drag Bill
Through her grief, the state lawmaker drove home the point that trans lives matter and should not be legislated out of existence.
March 03 2023 11:56 AM
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Through her grief, the state lawmaker drove home the point that trans lives matter and should not be legislated out of existence.
After enrolling three of their kids in a church-affiliated after-school program, a queer couple was told they couldn't volunteer at events because of their sexual orientation.
After advocating for years as a teenager, Berg-Brousseau currently worked at the Human Rights Campaign as deputy press secretary.
Operating for more than 13 years, Soundbar will close its doors later this month.
A panel of federal appeals court judges ruled that Kim Davis could be sued personally for violating two gay couples' constitutional rights.
Jimmy Ausbrooks, a mental health counselor, is seeking to unseat an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican in Kentucky's First Congressional District.
Lesbian minister and activist Jasmine Beach-Ferrara won the Democratic primary for a U.S. House seat from North Carolina, among several other LGBTQ+ victories Tuesday.
The homework assignment from the Christian school asked students to convince their gay friend they would never be happy unless they were straight.
The measure takes effect immediately.
"Transgender children deserve public officials' efforts to demonstrate that they are valued members of our community," Gov. Andy Beshear wrote.
The former clerk from Kentucky who refused to sign marriage certificates for same-sex couples may also be liable for damages.
The House Thursday approved the bill overwhelmingly, and it now goes back to the Senate for concurrence.
Herron, a social justice activist who is Black, queer, and genderqueer, won a special election Tuesday.
Blehar, an Air Force veteran and former airline employee, died in May, but her trans identity has just been confirmed.
Sunrise Children's Services initally refused to sign a new contract with the state due to anti-discrimination language protecting same-sex couples.
Louisville will now ensure LGBTQ business owners are considered for city contracts.
The Department of Justice filed a brief supporting a Kentucky photographer who doesn't want to serve same-sex weddings.
No charges have been filed, but police are conducting a homicide investigation, and the man's family has hired a lawyer.
The bill, to be considered in the upcoming session, would not allow trans students to use facilities aligned with their gender identity.
A Louisville, Ky., police officer was allegedly told it was "inappropriate" to come out during a youth event and accused of leering at boys.