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Tenn. ’Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Set to Die
By Jason St. Amand | Friday May 4, 2012
Tennessee’s infamous "Don’t Say Gay" bill has finally died.
Santorum Visits Tenn. College After Changing in Its LGBT Policies
By Jason St. Amand | Saturday Mar 3, 2012
Rick Santorum recently visited Belmont University in Nashville, soon after the school suffered a scandal that forced it to change its nondiscrimination policies. Meanwhile, Tennessee’s anti-gay "Don’t Say Gay Bill" has been posponed for three weeks.
Tenn. Lawmakers Advance ’Don’t Say Gay’ Bill
By Jason St. Amand | Thursday Feb 16, 2012
Tennessee lawmakers on Wednesday voted to advance the so-called "Don’t Say Gay" bill that would prevent public school teachers from mentioning homosexuality and LGBT issues to their students until they enter the ninth grade.
Restaurant Owner Kicks Out Tenn. Sen. For Anti-Gay Views
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Jan 31, 2012
Tenn. Sen. Stacey Campfield was kicked out of a local restaurant because of homophobic comments he made last weekend, when he said AIDS began because a gay airline pilot had sex with monkeys.
Tenn. Rep. Defends ’Bathroom Harrassment Act’
By Jason St. Amand | Saturday Jan 14, 2012
Tenn. Rep. Richard Floyd (R) recently defended a proposed bill that would fine transgender people for using bathrooms and dressing rooms.
New Tenn. Law Could Protect Anti-Gay Bullying
By Jason St. Amand | Thursday Jan 5, 2012
A proposed change in a Tennessee law could impact high school’s around the state as it would allow students to bully their peers based on sexual orientation -- if they do it for religious reasons.
Tenn. Hospital Apologizes for Discriminating Against Lesbian Couple
By Jason St. Amand | Thursday Dec 22, 2011
A Tennessee hospital denied a lesbian woman the right to visit her partner, breaking anti-discrimination laws. The hospital’s chief executive officer plans to apologize to the woman.
Sex Store Purchase Leads to Mayor’s Outing
By Jason St. Amand | Friday Dec 16, 2011
Mayor Greg Davis (R) of Mississippi’s third largest city has been undergoing an investigation for spending taxpayers’ money on unapproved expenses, including a $67 purchase at a gay sex store.
Tenn. Activist: 2011 "Has Not Been a Very Good Year"
By Joseph Erbentraut | Friday May 27, 2011
LGBT activists in the Volunteer State are plotting their next steps, which includes a lawsuit, after Gov. Bill Haslam signed a controversial bill that bars local governments from passing their own anti-discrimination policies that include LGBT people.
Tenn. Anti-Gay Bill Signed Into Law
By Kilian Melloy | Tuesday May 24, 2011
The governor of Tennessee put an end to speculation as to how he would handle a bill that proposed stripping the right of local governments to provide GLBT anti-discrimination protections when, on the night of May 23, he signed the bill into law.
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