What queer workers are risking just to be themselves
Are LGBTQ+ workers still having to choose between safety and authenticity? A new study sheds light on the state of the workplace for LGBTQ+ individuals.
June 10, 2025
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Are LGBTQ+ workers still having to choose between safety and authenticity? A new study sheds light on the state of the workplace for LGBTQ+ individuals.
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It's from a massage company with LGBTQ workers in its mission.
The coffee giant is failing its LGBTQ workers, says the longtime activist.
LGBTQ workers at the tech giant claim obstacles existed because of their gender identity.Â
Amazon has quietly removed protections for Black and LGBTQ+ workers from its company policies.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is adapting to a changing world; one not changing fast enough for LGBTQ+ workers.
The reversal comes just two weeks after Texas legalized social worker discrimination against LGBTQ+ clients.
States are increasingly "preempting" the laws of cities and towns that seek to protect low-income workers, immigrants, and LGBTQ people.
The Pride flag and other flags representing outside groups can still be displayed elsewhere, but some LGBTQ+ workers are outraged.
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