28-Year-Old Dancer Stabbed To Death At Brooklyn Gas Station

A 28-year-old dancer was stabbed to death late Saturday night during an altercation at a gas station in Brooklyn.

A professional dancer, identified as 28-year-old O’Shae Sibley, was stabbed to death late Saturday night during an altercation at a gas station in Brooklyn.

The assailant reportedly told the victim and his friends that the young man’s dancing while gassing up his car offended him due to his religion.

Surveillance footage captured the fatal incident that police are now investigating as a hate crime. Continue reading “28-Year-Old Dancer Stabbed To Death At Brooklyn Gas Station”

Mother Drives 8 Hours To Keep Son’s Gender-Affirming Care On Track

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I write a lot about the hideous anti-transgender laws that have been and continue to be passed across the country. And I know regular readers understand the impact bans on gender-affirming care are having.

But I highly recommend reading this very well-written report by award-winning writer Casey Parks for the Washington Post about a mother in Mississippi who had to drive her 17-year-old son 8 hours to another state just to fill a testosterone prescription. Continue reading “Mother Drives 8 Hours To Keep Son’s Gender-Affirming Care On Track”

Biden Concerned SCOTUS Ruling ‘Could Invite More Discrimination’ Against LGBTQ Americans

President Joe Biden issued a statement regarding today's ruling from the Supreme Court in 303 Creative v. Elenis, expressing concern the ruling could lead to more discrimination against LGBTQ Americans.
President Joe Biden (photo: White House by Cameron Smith)

President Joe Biden has issued a statement on today’s ruling from the Supreme Court in the case of 303 Creative v. Elenis, which delivered a license to discriminate against LGBTQ people.

“When one group’s dignity and equality are threatened, the promise of our democracy is threatened and we all suffer.” Continue reading “Biden Concerned SCOTUS Ruling ‘Could Invite More Discrimination’ Against LGBTQ Americans”

Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of LGBTQ Discrimination

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of LGBTQ discrimination in 303 Creative v. Elenis.
U.S. Supreme Court – Fall 2022 (public domain)

The Supreme Court has ruled that a woman who has never designed a wedding website – but doesn’t want to design one for a same-sex couple in the future – won’t have to.

In its ruling, 303 Creative v. Elenis, the high court  decided the designer has a First Amendment right to refuse services for same-sex marriages even though the state of Colorado, where the woman lives and works, has laws prohibiting such discrimination against gay people. Continue reading “Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of LGBTQ Discrimination”