Over on Bilerico, Karen Ocamp shared her take on President Barack Obama’s speech at HRC’s annual dinner last night. I don’t go for name calling (Karen says Obama is a “sissy”), but I share her disppaontment at Obama’s failure to use the power of his office to put action to his words, to demonstrate there [...]
Posts Tagged ‘The Bilerico Project’
When Does “Sex” Matter to Trans People
Posted in Equal Rights, Trans Life, tagged Diane Schroer, Equal Rights, Jillian Weiss, Library of Congress, same sex marriage, sex discrimination, The Bilerico Project, Title VII, transexual, Transgender, transsexual on March 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Attorney and law professor Jillian Weiss has posted another interesting article over on Bilerico. This one concerns the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2003 decision in Lawrence v. Texas, which held that laws making sex between consenting adults of the same sex a crime (aka “sodomy” laws) are unconstitutional, and whether and how that decision can be [...]
eQualityGiving’s Omnibus Equality Bill Proposal
Posted in Equal Rights, News, tagged ENDA, Equal Rights, eQualityGiving.org, gay marriage, gender identity, Kathy Padilla, same sex marriage, The Bilerico Project, Transgender on March 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
eQualityGiving is proposing a bill to correct the unequal treatment of LGBT people in all areas of federal law – employment, housing and public accommodations discrimination, the American with Disabilities Act, DOMA, DADT, etc. Read about (and download) it here. Whether or not a comprehensive bill like this is ever introduced or enacted, [...]
Diane Schroer’s Recent Title VII Win and ENDA
Posted in Equal Rights, News, Trans Life, tagged ACLU, David Schroer, Diane Schroer, ENDA, gender identity, Jillian Weiss, Library of Congress, sex discrimination, The Bilerico Project, Title VII, Trans Life, Transgender, transsexual, Zoe Brain on September 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Jillian Weiss, an attorney and law professor who writes an excellent blog on transgender workplace issues recently posted an excellent article on The Bilerico Project with her thoughts on last week’s decision by the federal district court in Washington, D.C. in Diane Schroer’s sex discrimination lawsuit against the Library of Congress. In a landmark decision, [...]


