Target Caught in an Anti-LGBTQ+ Campaign's Crosshairs
Threats were levied against Target employees and there were instances of damaged products and displays in stores.
May 25, 2023
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Threats were levied against Target employees and there were instances of damaged products and displays in stores.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant has not directly said whether he will sign HB 1523, which would allow businesses and individuals to deny service to LGBT people, and directly targets transgender people.
One would allow adoption agencies to turn away prospective parents because of religious objections; the other targets transgender student athletes.
Meanwhile, the state's Republican governor and House speaker condemn "license to discriminate" legislation and "bathroom bills" like those pushed by Rep. Rick Nelson.
Legislators reneged on their promise to not advance a bill that would allow religious objections to transgender students using bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity.
Tennessee's "hate bill" is completely unnecessary and will put vulnerable people in harm's way.
Anti-LGBT lawmakers in Oklahoma introduced a record number of hateful bills this year, but equality advocates have quashed every single one of them.
The measure allows faith-based agencies, even those using taxpayer funds, to turn away prospective parents who offend their religious beliefs.
A bill that would allow adoption agencies to turn away same-sex parents passes the Oklahoma House and Senate.
A bill allowing discrimination by adoption agencies is headed to the governor, and an anti-trans "bathroom bill" likely will soon be as well.
The state House gave final approval to the bill, which would allow for widespread discrimination by citing religious beliefs about marriage, sexuality, and gender.
The measure now goes to the Senate, but Gov. Terry McAuliffe has pledged to veto it if it comes to his desk.
The bill, pending in Congress, contains a "wish list" for conservatives.
The legislation lets faith-based agencies turn away anyone offending the operator's religious beliefs.
Police in several major North Carolina cities told NPR they will not penalize nor arrest a trans person for using the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
In a statement issued Monday, Richard Brodhead argued the bill “runs counter to the ideals of Duke University.”
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The bill would void the anti-LGBT discriminatory provisions in HB 1523 from taking effect.
Mississippi may face cuts if a federal investigation finds that their anti-LGBT law is discriminatory.