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• WHAT ARE TMP’S VIEWS ON THE LGBTQ MUNY AND GAY MARRIAGE?

WHAT ARE TMP’S VIEWS ON THE LGBTQ MUNY AND GAY MARRIAGE?

Wh ls than two weeks left office, the admistratn of US Print Donald Tmp has falized yet another le rollg back nondiscrimatn protectns for lbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenr (LGBT) people seekg the servic of health and welfare programs fund by the US Department of Health and Human Servic.

Argug that ’s legal to fire workers for beg gay. The Jtice Department ma an unexpected move last July when stepped to a major feral lawsu to argue the Civil Rights Act of 1964 don’t protect gay workers om discrimatn. Further, the Jtice Department was fightg agast a separate, tonomo feral agency that had supported a gay man's se.

The urt led favor of LGBT rights, but the Tmp admistratn hasn’t reversed s stance that ’s legal unr feral law to fire employe for beg gay. In a surprise move last September, the Tmp admistratn supported a Christian bakery owner Colorado who refed to make a ke for a gay uple's weddg. The Tmp admistratn has attacked LGBT rights healthre, employment, hog, tn, merce, the ary, prisons and efforts, turns out, were jt the print’s anti-LGBT agenda uld soon ga signifint momentum at the US supreme urt, where Tmp’s Department of Jtice (DoJ) is phg to make legal to fire people for beg gay or transgenr.

”Tmp’s most aggrsive anti-gay legal argument yetUnr Obama, LGBT people won a number of key victori, cludg the repeal of the “don’t ask, don’t tell” ban on gay ary members, new protectns unr the Affordable Care Act, an anti-discrimatn executive orr and expand regnn of trans takg office, the Tmp admistratn has sought to reverse healthre protectns for trans people, moved to ban trans people om servg the ary, elimated l protectg trans stunts and phed to allow bs to turn away gay and trans ctomers if they seek a relig month, the Tmp jtice partment ma s most aggrsive anti-gay legal argument to date, urgg the supreme urt to le that gay employe are not protected unr a longstandg act that prohibs “sex discrimatn”. The DoJ filed briefs related to three supreme urt s to be heard together on 8 October – two volvg gay men fired om their jobs, and a third volvg a woman termated by her employer after she me out as Yorkers prott agast discrimatn towards the LGBT muny the aftermath of the cisn to ban transgenr people om servg the US ary, July 2017. Appotg a small handful of gay people out of thoands of nomatns and makg a very few -- and unfullfilled -- pledg n hardly qualify as acplishments.

Joked about Pence’s sire to hang LGBTQ people: In 2017, Tmp joked about Vice Print Pence’s anti-gay agenda sayg “Don’t ask that guy—he wants to hang them all! They did not want to be intified; two said they feared beg reassigned for beg gay.

H., who is gay. "“I am proud to jo 120 of my lleagu who ll on the admistratn to grant LGBTQ Amerins the same protectn and legal reurse others already have should our civil rights be vlated, ” Pappas that landmark lg, issued June 15, Jtice Neil Gorsuch wrote that “ is impossible to discrimate agast a person for beg homosexual or transgenr whout discrimatg agast that dividual based on sex. ““Bee discrimatn on the basis of homosexualy or transgenr stat requir an employer to tentnally treat dividual employe differently bee of their sex, an employer who tentnally penaliz an employee for beg homosexual or transgenr also vlat Tle VII, " Gorsuch wrote for the while Thursday's open letter argu that the Supreme Court's Bostock lg go beyond Tle VII and appli to "several other feral civil rights law, " the opn of the urt said that whether "other polici and practic might or might not qualify as unlawful discrimatn or fd jtifitns unr other provisns of Tle VII are qutns for future s, not the.