A group of conservative African American clergy  October 23 on the steps of the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., to launch a campaign in support of an anti-LGBT hate group’s pending legal case before the Supreme Court.
Tony Abbott, the former prime minister of Australia and current member of the Australian parliament, will be addressing the anti-LGBT hate group Alliance Defending Freedom the end of this month in the United States.
Last week, from Thursday, October 13 through Saturday, October 15 the anti-LGBT hate group Family Research Council put on its annual Values Voter Summit in Washington, DC., A prime networking event for the Christian right where anti-LGBT and anti-Muslim rhetoric is rife, this year’s summit welcomed its first sitting president as a speaker, Donald Trump.
The following is a list of activities and events of anti-LGBT organizations. Organizations listed as anti-LGBT hate groups are designated with an asterisk.
Key leaders in the established anti-LGBT and anti-Muslim movements will gather this weekend in Washington, D.C., for the annual Values Voter Summit (VVS), along with President Donald Trump and his former strategist and Breitbart executive Stephen Bannon.
The 46th annual Eagle Council played host to a litany of far-right leaders in St. Louis, kicking off the weekend Friday, September 22 with a keynote speech from anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant extremist David Horowitz and ending with a Sunday afternoon rally headlined by Stephen Bannon, whose nativist ideology has influenced the so-called alt-right.
Family Research Council (FRC) President Tony Perkins has increasingly positioned himself as a Trump Administration insider in order to push his anti-LGBT agenda at the highest levels of government. (The Southern Poverty Law Center (ĂŰĚŇ´«Ă˝) has designated FRC a hate group for its defamatory attacks against LGBT people).
Last week, in response to an article by National Review contributor Ed Whelan titled “Al Franken Supports State-Sanctioned Sterilization of Transgendered (sic) People,” Hatewatch published, “Ed Whelan is pleased to defend state-enforced sterilization.” For that, Whelan has accused the Southern Poverty Law Center (ĂŰĚŇ´«Ă˝) of .
Federal prosecutors say they will ask a judge to send polygamous cult leader Lyle Jeffs to prison for five years and make him repay the U.S. government $1 million for fraudulently obtained food stamp funds.
In a blog last week, contributor Ed Whelan raised his hand as another Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) defender in the pages of the National Review, joining former ADF attorney and National Review editor David French.Â
