Tag Archives: Discrimination

A Mississippi gubernatorial candidate denied a female reporter's request to shadow his campaign over something informally known as the "Billy Graham Rule."

My theology received a compliment the other night when I spent time with a pastor who is in the process of starting a new church in my area.

Just in time for 'Pride Month,' a Kentucky pastor has come under fire after he said the government should execute LGBTQ people.

What's in a yearbook photo? More and more often, it seems some controversy based on perceived intent about the photo's 'statement.'

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints surprised some this week by rescinding a baptism ban for children who belong to same-sex couples.

Parents have started a petition to pressure an archbishop to reconsider a policy that bans a student whose parents happen to be a same-sex couple.

Southwest Airlines offered an apology to the mother of a child she says was the target of name shaming by an airline staffer.

Was it a Nazi Salute or a wave to parents they'll be leaving behind when they head off to college? A school photo has people debating what really happened.

Should your birth certificate show your true age or how old you claim you feel? That's the focus of a new court case.

In the hours and days after the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, we saw two events happen that may have gotten past most of us.

Two black women were waiting for a tow truck when a neighbor approached. The racist video they caught on camera is sadly no longer surprising.

It has been 20 years since Matthew Shepard was brutally killed in a Wyoming hate crime that shocked the nation and led to tougher hate crime laws.

As a legal battle ended in favor of a bakery that refused to create a cake promoting same-sex marriage, there was an interesting twist.

The man who is credited for motivating NFL player Colin Kaepernick to take a knee during the National Anthem said it was time to clear up a few things.

Some Nike customers have been showing their displeasure with the brand over its decision to use football player Colin Kaepernick in ads.

You'd think Christians, who are taught to love their neighbors as themselves, would be nice to everyone. A new study calls atheists nicer to Christians than the other way around.