North Carolina Lawmakers Override Governor's Veto of 3 Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills
The bills, restricting trans health care, trans sports participation, and LGBTQ+ content in schools, now become law immediately.
August 16, 2023
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The bills, restricting trans health care, trans sports participation, and LGBTQ+ content in schools, now become law immediately.
Same-sex couples in the state began marrying shortly after a federal judge struck down the state's ban about 5:30 p.m. today.
The ACLU, Lambda Legal, and Equality NC are announcing a federal challenge to the legislation known as HB 2 on Monday.
Equality organizations bankroll new effort to turn tide against North Carolina's homophobic, transphobic law.
Eight years ago, former Advocate editor in chief Bruce C. Steele moved from California to North Carolina. His adopted home still struggles with equality, but he's adjusted to life among the "mushy middle."
He made the anti-LGBTQ+ comments during sermons at churches. It's not the first time he's made such bigoted remarks.
The decision will impact LGBTQ+ populations in Idaho, North Carolina, Oklahoma and West Virginia.
The board called the quiz "indecent." Some Cleveland County residents begged to differ.
Asheville residents decided to send a message of love and acceptance to their queer neighbors by filling sidewalks outside of Greater Works Church with chalk artwork during an anti-LGBTQ+ event.
The Republican candidate for North Carolina governor also expressed support for reinstating slavery on message boards from the adult website "Nude Africa."
The former president said Sunday that the virulently anti-LGBTQ+ candidate is "Martin Luther King on steroids” and "better than Martin Luther King."
The right-wing extremist is running to be in charge of public education in the state.
The defeat of North Carolina's Pat McCrory proves that progress has not completely ground to a halt, writes HRC's Chad Griffin.
The Campaign for Southern Equality filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, saying these statutes violate federal law.
The Lemonade singer is encouraging fans to join a local LGBT organization's effort to repeal HB 2.