LGBTQ+

If you hear a noise, DON'T go investigate by yourself.

The lawsuit alleges, in part, that the Biden administration has overstepped its legal authority in extending the regulations to apply to discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Plant shopping, Cholo Dogs and drag — a perfect traditional Sunday.

Walker’s decision said that the law violated the First Amendment

The challenge alleged the law violates the teachers’ First Amendment rights and runs afoul of a federal civil-rights law

Start those Promposals now and you might be going steady by the time Come Out With Pride rolls around

'Instead of disassociating from the OnePulse Foundation's flawed approach, the City appears intent on replicating its missteps.'

The challenge alleges the law violates the teachers’ First Amendment rights and runs afoul of a federal civil-rights law

Arts, crafts, food, drink, education and solidarity

Hosted by Ginger Minj and Gidget Galore

Drag, burlesque, live music, fire performances and more

Eat some brunch, drink some wine, take in some inspired performances

Civil rights and advocacy organizations said they are considering how to contest the new rules

The measure seeks to 'make sure we are not mandating a coverage but rather bringing a parity to the coverage that exists,' Bankson said

Supporters said the bill is aimed at preventing 'indoctrination'

The organization is opposing 22 bills 'that attack the freedoms, the rights and dignity of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Floridians'

'We need to do what we can to fight back,' said Democratic Rep. Anna Eskamani

The bill mirrors a House bill filed in November

“The governor just says, ‘I know it’s going to be in the headlines. I know it’s going to be popular. Let’s go for it,’” Hinkle said

25 festive activities to keep you busy this week

U.S. District Judge Gregory Presnell said the law, approved this spring by the Republican-led Legislature and DeSantis, violated First Amendment rights

The bill also would restrict workplace training about issues involving sexual orientation and gender identity

The dispute about the subpoenas involves whether lawmakers are shielded from turning over the documents by what is known as 'legislative privilege'

A divided U.S. Supreme Court rejected a request from DeSantis’ administration that would have allowed enforcement of the law

Altman ruled that the controversial law did not violate constitutional equal-protection and due-process rights and Title IX