Supreme Court On ‘Reverse Discrimination’ + New Music From BODHI + More

Some news items I thought worth your time:

• The Advocate: The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously sided with a straight woman from Ohio on Thursday who claimed she was a victim of ‘reverse discrimination’ after she was passed over for positions that went to gay colleagues.

• New Music: The introspective “This Little Dove,” from out recording artist BODHI, blends hypnotic melodies, evocative soundscapes, and a soulful vocal performance all contributing to a cinematic build. Fans can catch BODHI live at CMA Fest in Nashville on the Hard Rock Stage this Friday, June 6.

• Outsports: A recent study found that trans women actually underperform when compared to cisgender athletes.

• OUT: On this day in 1981, a scientific report from the CDC was released, describing an unclassified lung infection would later become known as AIDS. Recognized as HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, the day honors those who have been living with the virus for 10 or more years and raises awareness about the virus.

“It was strangers taking care of strangers.” bit.ly/45L4vHd

[image or embed] — Out Magazine (@out.com) June 5, 2025 at 11:00 AM

• LGBTQ Nation: Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen (R) has signed an anti-transgender sports ban requiring K-12 and college athletes to present doctors’ notes confirming their sex assigned at birth. Note – only 10 out trans students have applied to play middle and high school sports in the past 7 years.

• Axios: The off-the-rails feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump today sent Tesla shares plunging this afternoon. The company’s stock ended the day down 14%.