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Nancy Mace investigated for bad behavior at airport, blames transgender people

Nancy Mace claims her outburst at an airport was somehow justified due to her fear of retaliation for her anti-transgender views.

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Crucial vote on Massachusetts marriage amendment down to wire

People on both sides of the debate about same-sex marriage in Massachusetts returned to the state legislature Thursday, bracing for what could be their final showdown in the only U.S. state to allow gays and lesbians to marry. At issue is whether lawmakers will allow a proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage to go before Massachusetts residents for a vote.

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Cracker Barrel quietly removes LGBTQ+ Pride and DEI page from website

Cracker Barrel's Pride page now redirects to its "Culture and Belonging" page, removing its LGBTQ+ Alliance and DEIB Team.

Indiana Republican lieutenant governor nominee Micah Beckwith

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Indiana GOP lieutenant governor nominee says he'll fire state workers with email signature pronouns

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun’s running mate made the heavy-handed remark at a campaign event .

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Nancy Mace investigated for bad behavior at airport, blames transgender people

Nancy Mace claims her outburst at an airport was somehow justified due to her fear of retaliation for her anti-transgender views.

Carl Nassib Forces Fumble to Win First Game After Coming Out

The Raiders player forced a key turnover in overtime, and put to rest questions about gay athletes in professional sports in the process.

STUDY: Discrimination Costs $64 Billion Every Year

One in five LGBT employees have experienced discrimination at work, which may be the source of high turnover in some less-welcoming workplaces.

Michele Bachmann New Hampshire Staff We Qui!

Maybe More Than a Gut Feeling

Anti-Immigrant Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio Convicted of Criminal Contempt of Court

The longtime sheriff of Maricopa County had persisted in ordering hunts for undocumented immigrants after a federal judge ordered him not to.

Secy. Pete Buttigieg Opens Up About Surprises of Fatherhood

The history-making politician also discussed what the administration Is doing to address supply chain issues.

Crucial vote on Massachusetts marriage amendment down to wire

Cracker Barrel quietly removes LGBTQ+ Pride and DEI page from website

Cracker Barrel's Pride page now redirects to its "Culture and Belonging" page, removing its LGBTQ+ Alliance and DEIB Team.

Are You Being Served?

For some gay men, the best part of being a personal assistant to the rich and fabulous is the drama.

Compassionate Business Policies Pay Off

So-called ESG policies benefit employees, the public, and the bottom line, writes this executive.

Lessons from Prop. 8, 10 Years On

When the nation's largest and most liberal state banned marriage equality, we were devastated. Sound familiar?

Indiana GOP lieutenant governor nominee says he'll fire state workers with email signature pronouns

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun’s running mate made the heavy-handed remark at a campaign event .

How anti-LGBTQ+ legislation is impacting businesses and individuals

Amidst an unprecedented surge in anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, a new report reveals the significant toll on individuals and businesses, underscoring the urgent need for companies to bolster inclusive policies and practices.

Op-ed: Bosses Need to Step Up for Their Trans Employees

Transgender visibility is on the rise, but most trans people are still unprotected against workplace discrimination.

Bill de Blasio Is Running for President — Will His LGBTQ Record Help?

The New York City mayor announced his bid for the presidency with "anemic" favorability numbers as mayor. But could his progressive values help on the national stage?

NY Times Endorses Klobuchar, Warren: Brush Up on Their LGBTQ Records

The paper believes both women have the ability to finally rid us of Donald Trump, and usher in a national healing.

Can I Just Use the Girls' Bathroom?

This week marks 40 years since I first asked an elementary school official if I could use the girls’ bathroom, beginning my struggle to live as my true self.

Marco Rubio had trouble sipping water but now has no problem drinking the Kool-Aid

We laughed at the awkwardness of Rubio’s water sipping, but there's nothing funny about what a danger he’s becoming, writes John Casey.

If Trump Is Reelected What Will We Do?

The new year began with the president nearly starting a war. What more can we expect in 2020 and, possibly, four more years?

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Nancy Mace claims her outburst at an airport was somehow justified due to her fear of retaliation for her anti-transgender views.

The Raiders player forced a key turnover in overtime, and put to rest questions about gay athletes in professional sports in the process.

One in five LGBT employees have experienced discrimination at work, which may be the source of high turnover in some less-welcoming workplaces.

The longtime sheriff of Maricopa County had persisted in ordering hunts for undocumented immigrants after a federal judge ordered him not to.

The history-making politician also discussed what the administration Is doing to address supply chain issues.

Cracker Barrel's Pride page now redirects to its "Culture and Belonging" page, removing its LGBTQ+ Alliance and DEIB Team.

For some gay men, the best part of being a personal assistant to the rich and fabulous is the drama.

So-called ESG policies benefit employees, the public, and the bottom line, writes this executive.

When the nation's largest and most liberal state banned marriage equality, we were devastated. Sound familiar?

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun’s running mate made the heavy-handed remark at a campaign event .

Amidst an unprecedented surge in anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, a new report reveals the significant toll on individuals and businesses, underscoring the urgent need for companies to bolster inclusive policies and practices.

Transgender visibility is on the rise, but most trans people are still unprotected against workplace discrimination.

Carlson and supposed "ex-gay" Yiannopoulos went off the rails on Carlson's show. And Carlson still thinks Pete Buttigieg isn't gay.

The New York City mayor announced his bid for the presidency with "anemic" favorability numbers as mayor. But could his progressive values help on the national stage?

The paper believes both women have the ability to finally rid us of Donald Trump, and usher in a national healing.

This week marks 40 years since I first asked an elementary school official if I could use the girls’ bathroom, beginning my struggle to live as my true self.

We laughed at the awkwardness of Rubio’s water sipping, but there's nothing funny about what a danger he’s becoming, writes John Casey.

The new year began with the president nearly starting a war. What more can we expect in 2020 and, possibly, four more years?