The legal standing of LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) people has never been better in the United States. After decades of political and legal battles, the United States Supreme Court granted same-sex couples full marriage equality in all 50 states in 2015. But LGBTQ folks still face discrimination and other challenges in their daily lives. Find out what you need to know about how sexual orientation and gender identity intersect with family law, employment, immigration, tax rules, health care, and more.
Sexual Orientation Discrimination: Your Rights
A recent Supreme Court decision prohibits sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace.
Discrimination Based on Gender Identity
Learn about your rights against transgender discrimination in the workplace.
Tenant Rights Against Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity Discrimination
Know your rights when a landlord won't rent to you because you are gay, lesbian, or transgender.
Can an Employer Require a Transgender Employee to Use a Certain Bathroom?
He said I have to continue to use the men's restroom until I have gender reassignment surgery.
Legal Guide to Gender-Affirming Care
Anti-trans developments in states like Texas are shining a light on the legal rules around access to gender-affirming health care.
Issues Affecting Same-Sex Couples FAQ
Does the federal government recognize same-sex marriage? Do same-sex couples face special concerns when it comes to taxes? Find answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding issues that same-sex couples face.
Same-Sex Marriage Recognition Laws
States can’t keep same-sex couples from marrying and must recognize their unions.
If I Marry My Undocumented Same-Sex Partner, Can She Get a U.S. Green Card?
Opportunities and complications when seeking U.S. residence or citizenship for a same-sex spouse who entered the U.S. illegally.