Calling Someone Gay Isn’t Defamation, Just Anti-Gay, Rules NY Court
According to a New York mid-level appeals court, it’s not defamation to call someone gay, because being gay isn’t embarrassing.
According to a New York mid-level appeals court, it’s not defamation to call someone gay, because being gay isn’t embarrassing.
“For Barack and me, it really comes down to the values of fairness and equality that we want to pass down to our girls.”
Dharun Ravi has issued an apology in which he failed to actually apologize for anything, but maybe we need to look at the big picture and the scary numbers now, instead.
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Illinois’ State Senate somehow found a reason not to pass an anti-bullying measure.
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A ruling by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission means that trans* people actually have legal recourse if they’re discriminated against in the workplace.
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