What are 'Religious Freedom' laws, and how are they used against LGBTQ+ people?
Just how far does religious freedom go? Many human rights experts believe it's already gone too far.
April 2, 2025
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Just how far does religious freedom go? Many human rights experts believe it's already gone too far.
The right is also making comparisons to a pro-slavery decision and talking about 'disenfranchisement.'
Public officials in Tennessee can now refuse to grant a marriage license to anyone at their own discretion, for any reason.
Florida lawmakers spent hours debating a bill that will give clergy members rights they already had.
British rock icon turned down a lucrative gig, echoing a growing industry trend of advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and human rights in global engagements.
On the flight back to Rome, Pope Francis spoke for the first time on the Kentucky clerk's fight against marriage equality, without specifically naming her.
Prominent civil rights leaders refused to go to the museum's opening if President Trump was going.
The bill aims to affirm clergy members' right to refuse to perform same-sex marriages — a right they already have under the U.S. Constitution.
A federal judge made the ruling in a case brought by a wedding video company seeking the right to refuse service to same-sex couples.
The Supreme Court refused Monday to consider shielding employers from discrimination lawsuits by transsexuals, dodging a workplace rights fight.
Despite the state's marriage equality and antidiscrimination laws, the Mennonite owners of The Gortz Haus say they have the right to refuse service to gay couples based on their religious beliefs.
A federal appeals court ruled that a school district didn’t violate the teacher’s rights by forcing him out over his refusal to acknowledge trans students’ names and pronouns.
The right-wing Liberty Counsel is now refusing to support a bill that protects all moral convictions regarding marriage — the group wants to it specifically demean same-sex marriage.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's refusal to support changing the Senate rule has most likely doomed the legislation that Democrats had wished to pass.
After sidestepping Sen. Kamala Harris, Brett Kavanaugh evaded yet another question on LGBTQ rights, this time from Sen. Cory Booker.
The conservative majority on the Supreme Court could pose a serious risk to LGBTQ+ rights.
Jose Andres, Elizabeth Falkner, and Carla Hall believe no other chef has the right to deny service to a same-sex couple.
A new PRRI survey notes broad support for nondiscrimination protections across parties, states, religions, and age groups.