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Republican Rep. Andy Hopper admitted he doesn't know what being intersex is while trying to cut funding for universities over LGBTQ+ programs.
U.S. Reps. Mark Takano, Jamie Raskin, and Gerry Connolly sent a strongly worded letter to the Office of Personnel Management, saying that implementing Trump's "two sexes" executive order would violate the Constitution and Supreme Court precedent.
Republicans failed to get 60 votes to move the discriminatory bill forward.
She presented the lawmaker with his own words on Fox News.
The legislation, strongly opposed by Sens. Megan Hunt and Machaela Cavanaugh, will likely come to a final vote Thursday.
State Rep. Julie Johnson and the legislature's LGBTQ Caucus managed to keep the bill from coming up before the deadline for action.
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes was not having it.
In the study, two fake resumes were sent to employers, and the applicant with a history of LGBT activism got fewer responses despite listing more qualifications.
"President Biden believes that gender identity should not be a bar to military service," says a White House fact sheet.
In the 1950s, Frank Kameny was fired from his job in the Army Map Service for "sexual perversion." Now he's watching an openly gay man run the very office once responsible for scrubbing gays from the government.
Jessie Earl shares how author Ursula K. Le Guin helped shape and inform her womanhood and transgender identity.
The gay U.S. representative remains a central figure in the battle for congress.
The bisexual former congresswoman alleged horrific abuse by her ex-husband.
“Because the sex-based distinctions drawn by the Executive Order are not substantially related to achieving the Order’s purpose, the Order does not survive constitutional scrutiny,” the judge wrote.
The judge stopped the administration from stripping funding from medical providers that provide medical care to transgender minors.
The LGBTQ migrants who split off from the group of thousands said they suffered homophobic harassment.
With ENDA languishing in Congress, the fate of an executive order that would protect millions of federal contractor employees from anti-LGBT discrimination may rest with a few top-level White House advisors.
After the crime, there was a happy ending for the women and their kids.
