Transgender Man Denied Haircut At Barbershop Due To Owner's Religious Beliefs
Oklahoma Introduced The Most Anti-LGBT Bills In The Country
South Dakota's FADA Tabled By Senate Committee
South Dakota's HB 1107 FADA bill has been tabled by the state's Senate Judiciary Committee, effectively killing it.
North Carolina Gov. Threatens Charlotte's Proposed Anti-Discrimination Protections
New Survey: Majority Of Americans Oppose Religious Exemptions To Anti-Discrimination Laws
Virginia's State FADA Bill Passes House
Virginia's HB 773, a State FADA bill, has passed the House of Delegates with a 53-46 vote.
Despite RFRA Vote, West Virginia City Passes Anti-Discrimination Law Anyway
Despite yesterday's vote in the West Virginia's House of Delegates on a RFRA bill that would negatively affect municipalities with anti-discrimination ordinances, Martinsburg City Council decided to pass an ordinance anyway.
Florida Republicans Considering LGBT Anti-Discrimination Bill
While Florida is no stranger to anti-LGBT legislation, it looks like there might be some light coming from the Sunshine State after all.
Christian Universities Request Exemptions From Title IX's LGBT Protections
Spotlight On: Indiana's SB 344, A Flawed Non-Discrimination Bill
Today, the Indiana Senate is expected to take up SB 344, a flawed non-discrimination bill. There are so many reasons to oppose this bill, including that it fails to offer any protections for transgender Hoosiers. But in this post, we’d like to look at the vast and broad religious exemptions in the bill. Although SB 344 may offer some (insufficient) non-discrimination protections, it also would provide a religious trump card to nullify those protections. The bill also contains religious exemptions that would undermine rights and protections guaranteed by other state and local laws and policies.
Indiana's New Legislation Prohibits Transgender People From Using Restroom That Matches Gender Identity
Now that we're in 2016, our attention is turning towards state legislation and what fresh hell state-level politicians are brewing for their constituents. It comes as no surprise that Indiana, home of one of last year's most widely contested RFRAs, is already making its mark in the new year with some more vile legislation.
Liberty Counsel Sues Virginia School Board Over Trans-Inclusive Language In Anti-Discrimination Policy
The Liberty Counsel, an organization defined by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group, is suing a Virginian school board for adding transgender students as a protected class to its anti-discrimination policy.