Ohio’s new Republican bill raises a familiar question: Which families count?
The Family Sovereignty Act would limit who can allege that a child appears abused or neglected.
The Family Sovereignty Act would limit who can allege that a child appears abused or neglected.
To help you differentiate one bill from another, we have put together this easy-to-use reference guide to Ohio LGBTQ+ legislation.
Currently, over 700 children in the custody of Summit County Children Services are in need of a safe, loving and caring family.
Lebanon Pride’s organizers say the official’s Facebook post could ‘jeopardize’ attendees’ ability to ‘feel very safe and welcome’
'We never wanted to become advocates. We became advocates because our daughter’s humanity kept becoming a political debate.'
Around 40 people attended a rally to protest against the billboards attacking nontraditional parents
LGBTQ+ people have higher barriers to seeking and getting help, fearing mistreatment from social workers, healthcare workers and law enforcement.
‘Hopefully it will be a little calmer next year,’ said Ohio Equal Rights’ co-chair
'Ohio’s LGBTQ+ community cannot afford to assume that existing rights will remain untouched simply because they exist today.’
The state’s highest court debated whether or not a “would-have-been-married” test would decide whether the parental rights were allowed.