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Australian LGBTIQ+ advocates are calling on Prime Minister Scott Morrison to ditch the Religious Discrimination Bill, following the US Supreme Court ruling to protect against workplace discrimination based on sexuality and gender identity. In a landmark decision this week, the US Supreme Court voted 6-3 that discrimination based on sexuality and gender identity is a form […]
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16 Jun 2020 /
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The US’ top court has ruled that the nation’s current workplace discrimination act must apply to cases of discrimination based on sexuality or gender identity. In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 that discrimination based on sexuality and gender identity is a form of sex discrimination, and protected by Title VII of the […]
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16 Jun 2020 |
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In his musical Assassins Stephen Sondheim traverses US history visiting each assassination attempt on an American President. From the well known, including the deaths of John F Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln, to attacks on the lives of Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, James Garfield and William McKinley. It’s a musical journey highlighting that being leader of […]
Tags: assassins, Black Swan State Theatre Company, BSSTC, musical, Play, Stephen Sondheim, the events, Theatre, US
18 Jun 2018 |
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A far-right Christian group has purchased a gay bar in the United States to establish a new church in Ohio. In January the Greater Toledo House of Prayer purchased Bretz Nightclub, one of Ohio’s longest running LGBTI spaces for a new venue for the International House of Prayer. Citizens of Toeldo, Ohio have raised concerns […]
Tags: bretz, bretz nightclub, international house of prayer, Ohio, toledo, US, village on adams, World News
7 Feb 2018 |
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The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that marriage equality should be recognised without discrimination. The court holds jurisdiction over all countries who are signatories to the American Convention of Human Rights, and will see same-sex marriage become legal in a number of Latin and North American nations. The ruling is a result of […]
Tags: American Convention of Human Rights, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, colombia, Cuba, Honduras, Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Marriage, marriage equality, Paraguay, Peru, Same Sex Marriage, Uruguay, US
11 Jan 2018 |
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The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled in favour of a young transgender student’s right to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender in a high-profile case. The court, which presides over the states of Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, found that the Kenosha Unified School District could not prevent trans student […]
Tags: Ash Whitaker, discrimination, Gender, trans*, transgender, trump, US, USA, World News
31 May 2017 |
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The City of San Francisco have created a district to act as a hub for Transgender, Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual people – the first legally recognised district of its kind in the world. Compton’s TLGB District occupies six blocks in the southeastern section of the city known as the Tenderloin. Within the Tenderloin, Compton’s Cafeteria […]
Tags: Barack Obama, California, donald trump, Gender, gender diverse, San Francisco, transgender, US, USA, World News
6 Feb 2017 |
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The Cherokee Nation’s attorney general has announced they will join with other Native American tribes in recognising same-sex marriage. As a sovereign nation, the Cherokee are not obliged to adhere to the US Supreme Court ruling to permit marriage equality in every state. Cherokee law did not exclude same-sex marriage until 2004, when it was […]
Tags: cherokee, Marriage, marriage equality, nation, native american, Same Sex Marriage, SSM, US, USA, World News
12 Dec 2016 |
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A mother from Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against her 17-year-old transgender daughter who received medical care for her transition without seeking parental consent. Anmarie Calgaro’s announcement was broadcast on Facebook Live, in which she refers to her son [sic] “J.D.K” as the defendant – along with care providers Fairview Health Services, Park Nicollet Health […]
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22 Nov 2016 |
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Nearly half of the members of a US sorority have left the group to protest the mistreatment of a transgender student. Alpha Omicron Pi’s national organisation attempted to block the branch at Tufts University from allowing a trans woman membership once they heard she had been invited. The sorority has since allowed the student to […]
Tags: alpha omicron pi, America, college, Gender, sisters, sorority, trans*, transgender, university, US, USA, World News
16 Nov 2016 |
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