SPECIAL STATEMENTSECRETARY-GENERAL JORDAN PALMER Condemnation of Black Youth Project Statements: “Keep your white friends and partners away from Black Pride events,” and “When white people enter a space, anti-Blackness always does too” LEXINGTON, KY — #Pride #AllLivesMatter #DefendEquality The Kentucky Equality Federation, the American Federation of NGO’s, and their member organizations recognize the renewed energy […]

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

SPECIAL STATEMENT:From: Secretary-General Jordan Palmer CONTACT: Dillan Marsh, Executive DirectorSecretary General’s Office of Special AffairsPH:  (502) 219-2533 # # # Governor Bevin signing Senate Bill 17 into law is hardly shocking and is nothing new. Discrimination under the guise of religion is also nothing new. Senate Bill 17 jeopardizes non-discrimination policies at high schools, colleges,

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 DirectorSecretary 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. From executive orders already issued, to rumors of executive orders yet to come, to the appointment of dangerous and unqualified people

click to make larger So many protests continue around the country related to the latest election. Several have contacted the Kentucky Equality Federation regarding protests. To reiterate our position, this press release is being issued again: “With so many Kentuckians worried about an uncertain future as well as their physical safety given the hateful attacks against

“With so many Kentuckians worried about an uncertain future as well as their physical safety given the hateful attacks against the LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex) community, women, and many others from political candidates who have now been elected, we do not blame them.  But we must remember that our work has never

(Manchester, Kentucky) – Tomorrow, Kentucky Equality Federation will once again call on the Office of United States Attorney, Kerry Harvey, to review a case in Manchester, Kentucky for prosecution. Having exhausted our options to have this handled locally, and by the Commonwealth, the only recourse is to pursue resolution at the federal level. Joshua Melton