Gilbert Caldwell an employee of SkyWest airlines, is claiming the company is treating him and his legally wed partner differently than other married employees.
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The city of Tallahassee approved domestic partnership benefits for same-sex couples, and a new non-discrimination policy.
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Udall asks Pentagon brass for views on 'Don't Ask' Udell sits on Senate Armed Services Committee By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, October 23, 2009 WASHINGTON — Top Pentagon officials are being asked to make known their views on “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” within 30 days, according to a U.
Folks, Reidsville is no hotbed of LGBT equality, but this small town ( less than 15K) had heard enough of Matt Boswell and the Hillbilly Blues Band, who were hired to entertain people at the town's fall festival.
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Members of the LGBT community are putting pressure on the Algoma District School Board in Ontario Canada to implement an anti-LGBT discrimination policy.
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The city of Birmingham and a gay pride group today agreed to settle a 2008 federal lawsuit over Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford's opposition to the group which began with an attempt to withhold a parade permit and resulted in a ban on city workers installing parade banners on city property.
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An Oklahoma City teacher fired because he advocated for gay rights, has been reinstated to his job after Oklahoma County District Judge Barbara Swinton ruled Tuesday that he did not neglect his duties and was wrongfully terminated.
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Blender Stevious attended a town hall meeting held at IBM in Austin by Congressman John Carter (R-TX-31), and the topic of the pol's no vote on ENDA.
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Even as a local club proprietor stirs up double standards regarding sexuality and erotic entertainment by preparing to open a strip club that showcases male talent, the city of Nashville is poised to adopt a non-discrimination policy that will be inclusive of the GLBT community.
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I don't believe it for a minute, and I suspect more than a few people in Obamaland are going to freak when they hear about this.
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According to various reports, Austin, Texas passed a city-wide ordinance yesterday that requires all companies that hold contracts with the city, in excess of $50,000 to file a copy of their non-discrimination policy.
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Austin, Texas City Council Members Laura Morrison and Bill Spelman have submitted a resolution to the city council to beef up the city's non-discrimination policy as it applies to companies bidding on city contracts.
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From the Austin Business Journal:
The Austin (Texas) City Council may take up a resolution this week that would ratchet up protections for gay, lesbian and transgendered employees of companies that contract with the city and give added consideration to businesses seeking loans or incentives from the city that offer domestic partner benefits.
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Episcopal Church Moves Toward Full Acceptance of Gay Clerics at All Levels By Rachel Zoll | Tuesday Jul 14, 2009 The Episcopal Church took a big step toward affirming acceptance of gay men and lesbians at all levels of their clerical hierarchy,
FedEx Embraces Trans Employee Protections By Kilian Melloy The parcel delivery giant FedEx has complied with a shareholders’ request to add transgendered workers to the company’s non-discrimination policy; the federal government, meantime, lags behind social and corporate progress.
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Egads. Now I'm getting real transgender news from reading the American Family Association's "news" outlet OneNewsNow.
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New campaign to overturn 'Don't Ask' Rep. Murphy takes lead on repeal effort in House as Tauscher departs By Chris Johnson Friday, July 10, 2009 Gay rights activists this week kicked off a national tour to build public support for repealing “Don't Ask, Don't Tell,” as a new lawmaker officially took the lead in sponsoring legislation that would end the ban on service by openly LGBT people in the U.
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The other announcement Obama will be making is a non-discrimination "something.
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It's now official. Barack Obama has declared JuneGay Pride Month. WHAT DOE'S THAT MEAN?? I LOVE Barack, don't get me wrong.
For the past nine years Westmoreland County Community College in Pennsylvania has included "sexual orientation" and "union membership" under its non-discrimination policy.
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