LGBT Discrimination

• Gay soldier recounts how Prince Harry protected him from homophobic abuse

  "I told him that there were a couple of soldiers outside who weren't very happy with the fact I was gay," James Wharton said.

  Lifestyle

  Jan 14, 2020
  
• Dwyane Wade responds to trolls who mocked his son’s acrylic nails in photo

  The former basketball player says he has made it a priority to allow his kids to grow up with freedom he didn't have.

  Lifestyle

  Dec 2, 2019
  
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• U.S. cop told to ‘tone down his gayness’ wins nearly $20M in discrimination case

  Sgt. Keith Wildhaber testified that he was told to "tone down his gayness" to secure a promotion to lieutenant.

  World

  Oct 29, 2019
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• Gay couple sues U.S. for denying citizenship to twin son born in Canada

  The couple says the U.S. government has failed to recognize their Canadian marriage and one of the 1-year-old fraternal twins born there.

  Canada

  Jan 23, 2018
• Justin Trudeau differs from his father when it comes to apologizing for historic injustices

  Today's apology marks the second time in a less than a week and the third time since becoming prime minister that Trudeau has apologized on behalf of the government for a historic injustice.

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2017
• Lawyer for sanctioned LGBTQ military, public service workers hails settlement

  A lawyer for members of the military and other federal agencies who were sanctioned because of their sexual orientation says a hellish week of hard-fought negotiations led to a legal settlement.

  Canada

  Nov 26, 2017
• Trudeau to offer formal apology to Canadians fired from public service for being gay

  Canadians who were criminally charged or fired from the military or civil service because of their sexual orientation will receive a formal apology before the end of month.

  Canada

  Nov 19, 2017