The heirs of Ed Townsend, who -wrote “Let’s Get It On” wh Marv Gaye, had acced the pop star of pyg “Thkg Out Loud.”
Contents:
- GAY COUPLE SU STATE DEPARTMENT FOR DENYG CHILD CIZENSHIP
- PARENTS OF GAY TEEN WHO DIED BY SUICI SUE SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR IGNORG HIS PLEAS FOR HELP
- JUDGE US SUPREME COURT’S GAY WEDDG WEBSE RULG FOR HER OWN ANTI-LGBTQ LAWSU
- COURT RUL THAT TRAGIC POLICE OUTG OF GAY TEEN VLATED CONSTUTNAL RIGHTS; ACLU SE BROAD IMPACT
GAY COUPLE SU STATE DEPARTMENT FOR DENYG CHILD CIZENSHIP
AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTThe heirs of Ed Townsend, who -wrote “Let’s Get It On” wh Marv Gaye, had acced the pop star of pyg “Thkg Out Loud. “Y, Amy Wadge and I wrote the song ‘Thkg Out Loud, ’” he Newman/Associated PrsIn a closely watched mic pyright trial, jurors ultimately sid wh Ed Sheeran, who had been acced of pyg his Grammy-wng ballad “Thkg Out Loud” om Marv Gaye’s classic “Let’s Get It On.
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PARENTS OF GAY TEEN WHO DIED BY SUICI SUE SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR IGNORG HIS PLEAS FOR HELP
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A gay married uple filed a feral lawsu Thursday over the State Department’s refal to regnize the cizenship of their dghter, claimg the ernment unfairly treats the children of same-sex upl as if they were born out of wedlock. WASHINGTON (CN) – A gay married uple filed a feral lawsu Thursday over the State Department’s refal to regnize the cizenship of their dghter, claimg the ernment unfairly treats the children of same-sex upl as if they were born out of wedlock.
JUDGE US SUPREME COURT’S GAY WEDDG WEBSE RULG FOR HER OWN ANTI-LGBTQ LAWSU
Hodg, which stck down state bans on same-sex marriag, as one example of the urt system’s enforcement of gay upl’ rights to equal protectn and due procs. Attorneys for the fay of Nigel Shelby said school staff vlated Tle VI, which prohibs tentnal discrimatn on the basis of race, lor and natnal orig, and Tle IX, which prohibs public schools om ignorg harassment based on genr attorneys, civil rights lawyers Benjam Cmp and Jasme Rand, said Shelby, 15, who was gay, had repeatedly reported beg bullied at school and on social media, but was told by Huntsville High School's then-hman prcipal Jo Stafford that beg gay was a prcipal "did not offer any assistance or take any rponsibily to make sure that this child was protected and nurtured and loved, " Cmp said. "Consistent wh the district’s Core Valu, HHS [Huntsville High School] has a strong Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) place to provi support to LGBTQ+ stunts, and the district has partnered wh GLSEN and the Anti-Defamatn League to support s schools and stunts, " the statement Tuday, Rand said: "To make a statement and to enforce policy are two different thgs.
"Lbian, gay and bisexual youth are almost five tim more likely to have attempted suici as pared to heterosexual youth, acrdg to the Trevor Project, which provis crisis terventn servic to LGBTQ youth. Unsurprisgly, Mchell oppos gay rights and said a Supreme Court brief that Obergefell v.
COURT RUL THAT TRAGIC POLICE OUTG OF GAY TEEN VLATED CONSTUTNAL RIGHTS; ACLU SE BROAD IMPACT
PHILADELPHIA, PA – In a solid victory for the privacy rights of lbian and gay Amerins — and particularly for young gay people — a Feral Appeals Court led late yterday that police vlated a gay teen’s nstutnal rights when they threatened to tell his fay that he was gay. The Court rejected the argument that lbians and gay men are not protected by the right to privacy, and led stead that “[i]t is difficult to image a more private matter than one’s sexualy…”.
At the police statn, officers lectured the two teens about the Bible’s nmnatn of homosexualy and threatened to tell Wayman’s grandfather that he was gay. Although the se has not yet gone to trial, the police officers asked the feral appeals urt to let them out of the se on the basis that was not clear that the right to privacy protects lbians and gay men.
“In no uncerta terms, this cisn tells guidance unselors, teachers, clergy and law enforcement officials that if they reveal someone’s sexual orientatn, there will be ser, fancial nsequenc, ” said Matt Col, Director of the ACLU Lbian and Gay Rights Project.