Meet Chase Strangio, the trans legal trailblazer making Supreme Court history
“Every day, I fight to prove that transness is something to be celebrated, not eradicated,” Chase Strangio tells The Advocate.
November 09 2024 10:35 AM
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“Every day, I fight to prove that transness is something to be celebrated, not eradicated,” Chase Strangio tells The Advocate.
A Supreme Court decision allowing LGBTQ+ discrimination in business drives home the importance of a Nasty Pig jockstrap — and supporting queer-owned companies.
“They have the right based on their viewpoint to say, ‘I don’t want to do that,’” Alyssa Farah Griffin expressed on the show.
The opposition is organized and they have the most powerful court — and many state legislatures — on their side.
The two star in the upcoming comedy Theater Camp.
The Supreme Court just dropped a decision with major ramifications for queer folks.
A Supreme Court ruling on Friday will have major ramifications for LGBTQ+ Americans — all because one woman wants to deny same-sex couples a service nobody asked for.
After Clarence Thomas said he wants to overturn Lawrence v. Texas, will we have to worry about anti-sodomy laws again?
Now is the time to "FIGHT LIKE HELL."
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The case was brought by parents who wanted trans student Elliot Yoder to use gender neutral facilities.
In new remarks, the associate justice asserted that "one of the great challenges for the Supreme Court going forward will be to protect freedom of speech."
The ruling could impact the lives of our communities.
Justices Thomas and Alito write the court created "a novel constitutional right."
Her dying wish, according to her granddaughter, was that her seat not be filled by this president.
"I urge you not to forget about folks like me and the many other people — not just women — for whom abortion has either been a lifeline or remains entirely out of reach. Fight for all of us."
She is seeking spousal benefits following her late partner's death.
The Supreme Court justices recently posed with a hate group leader.
LGBTQ+ Family Rights Could Be Pushed Back Decades in SCOTUS Case
“The stakes in this case couldn’t be higher for LGBTQ+ people, who face the possibility of the Supreme Court creating a constitutional right to discriminate against us in every aspect of our lives.”