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Attorney General Daniel Cameron called on Mayor Craig Greenberg to abandon the city’s defense of the Fairness Ordinance, which bans anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination, given a recent Supreme Court decision. Civil rights legal experts say the limits of who can discriminate and why under the decision are far from decided.
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An ordinance that would have banned discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation has failed in Daviess County on a 2-2 vote. The…
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The Kentucky Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit against Lexington T-shirt maker Hands On Originals, which refused to print T-shirts for a 2012 gay…
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The city of Georgetown became the latest Kentucky community to approve a fairness ordinance last night. The ordinance protects citizens from…
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A northern Kentucky city has become the 12th in the commonwealth to pass a law protecting the LGBTQ population from discrimination in housing, employment,…
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Organizers say Paducah will have its first LGBTQ Pride Festival next month. The inaugural Western Kentucky Pride Festival is August 24 and 25 at the…
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The leader of a Kentucky LGBTQ-rights group is optimistic another city in the state will pass a Fairness Ordinance by the end of August.Chris Hartman,…
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The Henderson City Commission Tuesday night approved the second reading of a measure that will provide greater legal protections for LGBTQ individuals.…
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Local organizers said they were “astounded” by the turnout and community support for the inaugural Rural KY Flash Pride March on Saturday in Murray. The…
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Henderson is one step closer to becoming the 11th Kentucky city with a law that bans discrimination against the LGBTQ community when it comes to…