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Freedom of religion doesn't mean freedom to discriminate

Anti-LGBT Bills Defeated, But South Dakota, Others Show Love Has Not Won

For love to truly win, we have to stop the hate in state legislatures.

By Molly Griffard
February 11, 2016

Indiana Lawmakers Are Trying to Slip One Past Us ... AGAIN!

RFRA 2.0 threatens to open the door to discrimination against LGBT Hoosiers again.

By Eunice Hyon Min Rho
January 25, 2016

Win for LGBT Equality: Court Says No To Religious Exemption

Melisa and her wife Jennifer were turned away from their wedding venue and the court ruled in their side.

By James Esseks
January 15, 2016

The Fight Ahead: What’s Next in Attempts to Discriminate Against LGBT People in the Name of Religion?

Looking to the next legislative session, what threats do we face?

By Eunice Hyon Min Rho
October 9, 2015

Hobby Lobby Déjà Vu at the Supreme Court

Hobby Lobby redux could leave tens of thousands of women without insurance coverage for contraception.

By Brigitte Amiri
October 5, 2015

Another Day, Another Victory: Courts Are Weighing Religious Claims to Discriminate and Finding Them Wanting

Two courts in two days have reaffirmed that religious beliefs can’t justify LGBT discrimination.

By James Esseks
August 13, 2015

The Movement for Basic Nondiscrimination Protections for LGBT Americans Just Took a Big Step Forward

The EEOC ruled correctly that sexual orientation discrimination is a form of sex discrimination.

By James Esseks
July 17, 2015

A Mostly Blissful Marriage State of the Union

Following Friday’s Supreme Court Marriage Ruling, All Is Mostly Well Across the Land

By James Esseks
June 30, 2015

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