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A GOP Louisiana state legislator introduced a bill on Tuesday that would make it illegal for LGBT workers to file discrimination against employees based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

Tired of funding schools that exclude gays, Georgia lawmakers will introduce legislation that prevents private schools that discriminate from receiving funding.

In a 10-9 vote a Jacksonville, Fla., City Council voted down a measure that would add sexual orientation to the city’s anti-discrimination laws.

The Kansas House passed a bill that would allow people to use their religious beliefs as a justification to discriminate against gays legally.

Despite the Salvation Army’s wholesome and accepting image, the organization has discriminated against gays and has even turned away homeless men for being homosexuals.

The South Carolina city of Charleston became the second in the state to approve GLBT anti-discrimination protections.