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The Kentucky Equality Federation today confirmed that Jamie Feltner of Manchester, KY had been added to its board of directors. Mr. Feltner and his husband, Josh Melton, contacted the Kentucky Equality Federation when their landlord evicted them for being gay and made headlines across the Commonwealth and the U.S. Midwest. The case remains under investigation by […]
A disturbing report was issued by the Center for American Progress about LGBTI discrimination. 1 in 4 LGBT people report experiencing discrimination in 2016. “This is clearly unacceptable and we must eliminate the Kentucky Religious Freedom Act. We call on the Kentucky Supreme Court to overturn this legislation which is effectively a license to discriminate,” […]
Twice a trial or hearing has been scheduled and in both cases (one scheduled for today), none of the witnesses the special prosecutor requested be subpoenaed ever got served. Without witnesses and those required to attend not served for the second time by the sheriff, you can have no trial. Kentucky Equality Federation reports Judge […]
After a long and humiliating period for member states, the new head of the United Nations, defender of peace and the Declaration of Human Rights is acting to prevent rape and abuse from member states around the World. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, underscoring that the United Nations should not be, in any way, associated […]
SPECIAL STATEMENT: From: Secretary-General Jordan Palmer CONTACT: Dillan Marsh, Executive Director Secretary General’s Office of Special Affairs ### “There’s a new, raw reality in the District of Columbia, the seat of government for the federal state, especially if you are trans. From executive orders already issued, to rumors of executive orders yet to come, to […]