LGBTQ rights

Photos of Barbie wearing a "Love Wins" T-shirt from a 2017 collaboration have sparked a discussion about the doll's girlfriend.

Employees at Penguin Random House Canada reportedly confronted management in a town hall meeting after it was announced it would publish Peterson's new book in 2021.

Steven Arauz was dismissed from his $49,000-a-year position at Forest Lake Education Center shortly after featuring in an article published by online news site Gays With Kids.

President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick would have the government intervene in the most intimate aspects of personal life. But a mask mandate? Never.

Advocacy groups called it a "disservice" that moderator Susan Page failed to bring up Vice President Mike Pence's anti-LGBTQ record.

The Supreme Court ruled LGBTQ workers are entitled to the Civil Rights Act's protections against job discrimination, but that law has limits—and should be fixed.

The former president tweeted the message after the court ruled that gay and transgender people were protected against employment discrimination.

Discrimination contradicts my values, and it's undeniably bad for business.

Menashi's confirmation has been opposed by several progressive organizations, including Planned Parenthood, the Council on American-Islamic Relations and Alliance for Justice.

During an interview, the new Human Rights Campaign leader, Alfonso David, said President Trump is "the worst president on LGBTQ issues ever" and that he is "attacking people for who they are."

"We're invisible in this conversation," tweeted Charlotte Clymer, a press secretary at the Human Rights Campaign.

A Coca-Cola ad campaign in Hungary has led to anti-LGBTQ feelings and a fine of 500,000 HUF.

Only 40 percent of Republicans support the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, but 65 percent don't think an employee should be fired for being gay.

The Ugandan bill—colloquially known as "Kill the Gays"—was nullified in 2014 on a technicality but the government said it plans to resurrect the bill within a few weeks.

The two Democratic presidential hopefuls plan to repeal the Trump Administration's transgender military ban and religious exemption policies.

Introduced in 2017, the ban was overturned by ruling late last Friday by U.S. District Judge William Jung .

Three explosive cases are about to test whether conservative Supreme Court justices are seen to rule according to their professed legal principles—or their politics.

California does not just tolerate diversity—we celebrate it.

"Compared to two years ago, Republicans are notably more supportive of transgender military service," a recent report from Public Religion Research Institute says.

Kendall Brown and Mindy Rackley said they were told their rehearsal dinner was being canceled out of "love" because they were "in an unhealthy relationship."

Around 1,000 people have now signed a petition calling on the school to reverse their decision.

"I cannot believe that an airline in this day and age would give a straight couple preferential treatment over a gay couple and go so far as to ask us to leave."

"Cuba has been moving toward more open and tolerant approaches on gay rights issues for some time."

The incident is the latest discrimination controversy to engulf ridesharing platforms.

Throughout his life, Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil has broken traditions, stereotypes and taboos.

Democrat Danica Roem may see state house rules changed so others lawmakers don't call her "gentlewoman."

The Family Research Council will also host anti-Muslim speakers.