All posts tagged "LGBTQ"
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Juror nondiscrimination bill reintroduced in U.S. Senate
A pair of U.S. senators have reintroduced legislation this session that would prevent discrimination against LGBTQ citizens when being selected for jury duty. Under current...
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Tennessee bill attempts “sneak attack” on gay marriage and parenting rights
Bill is part of a group of anti-LGBTQ measures billed as the "slate of hate"
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Congressman says his LGBT Pride flag was stomped on in D.C.
Visitor to Alan Lowenthal's office objected to flying the Pride flag next to the American flag
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Opinion: Wearin’ ‘O the Rainbow
Pat Hawkins shares her thoughts on that it means to be LGBTQ and Irish
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LGBTQ groups warn deadline to repeal HB 2 is fast approaching
LGBTQ leaders are warning that there is limited time before North Carolina loses out on more economic opportunity by being denied the chance to host...
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Tragedy in the Ring: “Champion” mixes jazz, opera and sexuality
In Terence Blanchard's stylized, jazz-infused Champion, a boxer struggles to come to grips with his sexuality with operatically devastating results.
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CPAC 2017: One Big, Happy Tent?
Conservatives embraced LGBTQ Republicans at this year's CPAC, but transgender rights remain a sticking point
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From the Editor: Basking in Moonlight
The Academy should do the right thing and reward the excellence of Moonlight
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LGBTQ campus group again seeking recognition from Catholic University of America
An unsanctioned LGBTQ campus group at the Catholic University of America is circulating an online petition to garner signatures as it once again applies for...
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Ad opposing Texas bathroom bill tells people to “pee with LGBT”
Ad warns Texans of backlash that North Carolina faced after it passed the controversial anti-LGBTQ HB 2 law
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Point Foundation helps LGBTQ students advance to four-year degrees
The Point Foundation, a national LGBTQ scholarship fund, detailed their applications will open on March 1 that help LGBTQ students in community colleges transfer to four-year institutions...
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Right Turn: Q&A with gay Republican Anthony “Rek” LeCounte
To be young, black, gay and Republican isn't easy, especially in the era of Trump. Just ask Anthony "Rek" LeCounte.
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Under Sexed
LGBTQ students must often look elsewhere to find information lacking from traditional sex ed classes
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Andrew Puzder withdraws as Labor Secretary nominee
On Wednesday, Andrew Puzder, President’s Trump preferred choice to head the U.S. Department of Labor, withdrew his name from consideration as Labor Secretary amid rumors...
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Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe pledges to keep vetoing anti-LGBTQ legislation
"We’re stopping people from doing things that discriminate against people’s basic rights."
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