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The Year in Review: 2018

Transgender Issues at the Year’s Forefront

by David Aaron Moore on December 28, 2018

Despite an extremely right leaning political climate over the past year, 2018 saw a substantial drop in media coverage related to LGBTQ issues than in years past. That doesn’t mean noteworthy stories weren’t reported, however.

School campaign released to support trans students, provide for safe schools

Beyond the Carolinas

by Lainey Millen on October 5, 2018

GLSEN and the Movement Advancement Project (MAP) announced a new national Safe Schools campaign and public service advertisement…

Ray of light

An interview with Amy Ray of Indigo Girls

by Gregg Shapiro on August 24, 2018

Amy Never one to sit idle, Ray is also releasing a new solo record in September 2018, her sixth.

LGBTQ organizations team up to show what life under ‘religious freedom’ laws could look like

The Supreme Court's decision concerning another case has advocates worried

by Jeff Taylor / Social Media Editor on December 4, 2017

Oral arguments start Dec. 5 in the Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission case before the U.S. Supreme Court, where a license to discriminate could be granted.

Conservative group accuses LGBTQ community of hijacking the civil rights movement

"Discrimination is discrimination, no matter who the group of people is facing it."

by The Charlotte Observer on November 2, 2017

lgbt rights versus civil rights movement

A conservative group in North Carolina supporting a baker who refused to make a cake for a same-sex wedding is objecting to the LGBTQ community’s fight for rights.