President Trump has failed to condemn or investigate reports of anti-LGBTQ state violence in Chechnya, Azerbaijan, Egypt, or Indonesia
The Trump Administration has filed a formal request to speak during the Masterpiece Cakeshop oral arguments in support of religious exemptions.
he Trump Administration's immigration priorities target undocumented immigrants, including an estimated 267,000 who identify as LGBTQ
The Heritage Foundation promotes anti-LGBTQ policy including the push for so-called “religious exemptions” and holds close ties to the White House
President Trump becomes the first sitting president to address Family Research Council’s Values Voters Summit
20 million Americans, including many LGBTQ people, rely on the ACA for healthcare
NEW YORK – GLAAD, the world’s LGBTQ media advocacy organization, today condemned guidance issued this morning by United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions, which invites taxpayer funded federal agencies, government employees, and government contractors to legally discriminate as long as they cite a religious belief as the reason for doing it. This guidance follows the anti-LGBTQ executive order signed by President Trump – which could ultimately allow a person to use so-called “religious exemptions” to discriminate against the LGBTQ community at the workplace, in housing, in public accommodations across the nation, and even in marriage equality.
Trump Administration allows employers to use so-called “religious exemptions” to deny Americans contraception access
GLAAD, the world’s largest LGBTQ media advocacy organization, today released the following background on Tennessee Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn which highlights her anti-LGBTQ activist record during her time as a public servant. This backgrounder is in response to media coverage of Blackburn’s decision to run for the open seat in the U.S. Senate following the unexpected retirement of current Senator Bob Corker.
Announcement follows series of anti-LGBTQ actions from the Trump Administration
