From the Book - First edition.
Chapter 1: Does the LGBTQ community enjoy equal rights?
Overview: LGBTQ rights are improving around the world / Arwen Armbrecht
The LGBTQ community has political power / Ian Millhiser
LGBTQ individuals have reasons to cheer / Genny Beemyn
The LGBTQ community still suffers from injustices / David Miller
LGBTQ people post both gains and lossses in human rights worldwide / Graeme Reid
LGBTQ people are not safe in America / Douglas Quan
Chapter 2: Does the promotion of LGBTQ rights threaten the freedom of others?
Overview: Rights for LGBTQ Americans may threaten religious freedom / Emma Green
LGBTQ rights threaten some Americans / David Elcott
LGBTQ rights threaten businesses / Kristine Marsh
Business owners cannot use religion to discriminate / Zack Ford
Tolerance is needed to protect LGBTQ rights and religious freedom / Cody Cain
Chapter 3: Is same-sex marriage a human right?
Overview: Same-sex marriage highlights tension over fundamental rights / Danaya Wright
Same-sex parents should have marital rights / Tanya Washington
The state should not be involved in marriages of any kind / Stephan Kinsella
Same-sex marriage threatens the entire human rights framework / Travis Weber and L. Lin
Traditional marriage promotes the common good / Unam Sanctam Catholicam
Chapter 4: Do transgender individuals deserve special protection?
Overview: US courts debate the difference between sex equality and gender equality / Lyle Denniston
Transgender people face high rates of workplace discrimination / Crosby Burns and Jeff Krehely
Restrooms are dangerous places for transgender students / Alison Gash
Transgender students are protected by Title IX / GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders
Transgender restroom laws protect citizens / Brandon Morse
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