March 28, 2022
by GLAAD
GOP Governors Reject Anti-LGBTQ Legislation, Noting Overreach and Costly Lawsuits
Govenors in three states are considering whether to sign discriminatory legislation that bans transgender youth from
Idaho
December 22, 2014
Marriage Equality Victories in 2014
After 2013's SCOTUS ruling that struck down parts of the discriminatory "Defense of Marriage Act" (DOMA), 2014 saw great advancement for marriage equality in the United States as fifteen more states became places where same-sex couples can legally marry. Read more about the states that made marriage equality the law of the land this year below.
October 7, 2014
More marriage news: ID &NV marriage bans ruled unconstitutional
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that marriage bans in Idaho and Nevada were unconstitutional.
WATCH: Once imprisoned for being HIV+, two men freed during #HIVisNotaCrime conference
At the first ever HIV is Not a Crime Conference, held this week at Grinnell College in Iowa, Bogardus and Rhoades were freed from their GPS monitoring devices with bolt cutters. It was an act of great symbolism, great triumph, and great new beginnings. But until the media, the full spectrum of the LGBT community, politicians, and allies take responsibility for combatting stigma and creating responsible policies, people who are HIV+ will remain chained
May 14, 2014
UPDATED: Idaho marriage ban ruled unconstitutional; marriages may begin on Friday
A federal judge has issued a ruling calling Idaho's ban on marriage equality unconstitutional. U.S. District Magistrate Candy Dale also issued an injunction to block enforcement on that ban will go into effect at 9:00 AM Friday morning, local time.
February 27, 2014
"License to Discriminate" vetoed in Arizona but still on the table in 7 states
Nearly a quarter of the country have recently considered or are still considering bills similar to the "License to Discriminate" SB 1062 that was vetoed this week by Arizona Governor Jan Brewer.
September 1, 2009
by Anna Wipfler
