Mormon Church

The Mormon Church recently voiced support for the Respect for Marriage Act, which would federally protect marriage equality. 

Because of a religious exemption from federal antidiscrimination law, Brigham Young University can continue to ban same-sex dating.

"While most members are good people trying to do right, I believe the church is actively and currently doing harm in the world."

The incident came on top of a former Brigham Young University president urging the use of "muskets" to fight LGBTQ+ equality, and the student has now left the Mormon school.

The action was an act of resistance against anti-LGBTQ+ policies at Brigham Young University.

A crowdfunding campaign was launched to help LGBTQ students leave Brigham Young University.

Students are celebrating a new "Honor Code" without the ban, but some fear the school will still punish such actions.

A new church handbook lays out plans to crack down on gender transition, be it medical or social.

A whistleblower contends the church isn't spending members' funds strictly on religious and charitable purposes as required by its tax-exempt status.

Leaving the Mormon faith helped him accept his sexuality, he said at the Encircle Summit in Utah. 

The state's governor wants rules that prohibit the harmful practice.

The statement by Dallin H. Oaks will be damaging and traumatizing to transgender people, says an advocate for LGBTQ Mormons.