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Woodford County passes LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Tom Kenny,

January 15, 2020

Fort Thomas becomes 17th city with LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Tom Kenny,

January 8, 2020

Highland Heights passes LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Tom Kenny,

December 3, 2019

Lexington receives highest rating ever from national equality organization

Al Greenfield,

November 19, 2019

Chick-fil-A to no longer fund organizations with anti-LGBTQ ties

Al Greenfield,

November 18, 2019

Bellevue becomes 15th Kentucky city to pass LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Tom Kenny,

November 14, 2019

LGBTQ* resource center celebrates Trans Week of Awareness

WTVQ News Desk,

October 25, 2019

Pride Run 5k in support of Fayette County Schools

WTVQ Admin,

October 13, 2019

Versailles passes Fairness Ordinance prohibiting LGBTQ discrimination

Tom Kenny,

October 1, 2019

Georgetown considers adding LGBTQ community to its fairness ordinance

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August 27, 2019

Dayton becomes 12th Kentucky city to pass fairness ordinance

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

August 6, 2019

2019 Pride Fest: Day Two

Al Greenfield,

June 29, 2019

FCPS to have booth at Lexington's Pride Fest for first time ever

Tom Kenny,

June 25, 2019

Lexington Pride Festival 2019 button design contest

Lexington Pride Festival holding design contest

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

May 14, 2019

Kentucky companies named LGBTQ-inclusive

Al Greenfield,

March 28, 2019

JustFundKY hosts a salute to Jim Gray

Al Greenfield,

March 24, 2019

Kentucky’s LGBTQ laws rated in Human Rights Campaign’s Annual State Equality Index

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January 31, 2019

Kentucky Baptist Convention cuts ties with churches

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November 14, 2018

Fury over reported federal plan targeting transgender people

George Zabrecky,

October 22, 2018

After 20 years, Wyoming still struggles with Shepard murder

George Zabrecky,

October 12, 2018

10th Kentucky city passes ordinance against discrimination

Tom Kenny,

August 9, 2018

University of Kentucky Pride Week activities announced

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April 5, 2018

Rainbow crosswalks claimed as hazard will remain for now

Al Greenfield,

December 1, 2017

Lexington an "All-Star City" for equality

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

October 20, 2017

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Woodford County passes LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Fort Thomas becomes 17th city with LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Highland Heights passes LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

Lexington receives highest rating ever from national equality organization

Chick-fil-A to no longer fund organizations with anti-LGBTQ ties

Bellevue becomes 15th Kentucky city to pass LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

LGBTQ* resource center celebrates Trans Week of Awareness

Pride Run 5k in support of Fayette County Schools

Versailles passes Fairness Ordinance prohibiting LGBTQ discrimination

Georgetown considers adding LGBTQ community to its fairness ordinance

Dayton becomes 12th Kentucky city to pass fairness ordinance

2019 Pride Fest: Day Two

FCPS to have booth at Lexington's Pride Fest for first time ever

Lexington Pride Festival holding design contest

Kentucky companies named LGBTQ-inclusive

JustFundKY hosts a salute to Jim Gray

Kentucky’s LGBTQ laws rated in Human Rights Campaign’s Annual State Equality Index

Kentucky Baptist Convention cuts ties with churches

Fury over reported federal plan targeting transgender people

After 20 years, Wyoming still struggles with Shepard murder

10th Kentucky city passes ordinance against discrimination

University of Kentucky Pride Week activities announced

Rainbow crosswalks claimed as hazard will remain for now

Lexington an "All-Star City" for equality

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