Trump revokes LBJ-era civil rights protections in federal government contracting
The rules were in place to protect Americans from discrimination for nearly 60 years.
January 22, 2025
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The rules were in place to protect Americans from discrimination for nearly 60 years.
The Department of Labor rule allows even for-profit companies to claim a religious exemption from nondiscrimination policies for federal contractors.
Liberty Counsel and the Family Research Council lauded a proposal to let federal contractors claim a religious basis for discrimination against LGBTQ people and others.
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A step toward equality was thwarted by one vote, and that's completely unacceptable, writes congressional candidate Emily Cain.
New Census Bureau data finds more food and housing insecurity among LGBTQ+ people than straight and cisgender Americans.
A newly proposed rule would allow virtually any federal contractor to claim a religious right to discriminate against LGBTQ people and others.
The Department of Health and Human Services said it would okay discrimination with adoption, health care services. Officials are now pushing back.
In a decision described by one legal expert as "game-changing," the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has ruled that existing federal law protects transgender individuals from sex discrimination on the basis of their gender identity.
New rules announced by the administration would give faith-based social service providers more leeway to discriminate in the name of "religious freedom."
"[The rule] was a bright green light for discrimination in the name of religion in federally funded contracting."
It’s another setback for the Trump administration’s attempt to undo the fabric of America.
A new memo urges those enforcing antidiscrimination orders to take a contractor's religious beliefs into account.
The Republican candidate for president also promises to nominate justices to the Supreme Court who oppose marriage equality.
The first daughter backed the Trump administration's halting of a rule for transparency on equal pay.
The version of Ron DeSantis’s “anti-woke” Florida seems to include restrictions on some people’s speech.
The court's ambiguous rulings have induced much head-scratching.
The White House is gunning to let us be fired for who we are, but there's hope on the horizon.
Only a year after being elected, the tyrant-in-chief has bulldozed over LGBT rights.
The "religious freedom" order means federal agencies and contractors could turn away LGBT people and others without repercussions.
Governor-elect John Bel Edwards promises to protect LGBT state workers and government contractors from discrimination.