In a landmark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Title VII of the Civil Rights Law of 1964

does indeed protect LGBTQ people from workplace discrimination on the basis of sex.

The ruling comes as a welcome victory in the

midst of the coronavirus pandemic and the fight against police violence with the Black Lives Matter protest.

Are we finally overcoming centuries of oppression or will there be a backlash? Is this a rainbow

breaking through gray clouds or are we just in the eye of the storm?

Today we take a look at the momentous Supreme Court ruling extending employment protections to all

LGBTQ people, and Chicago's Drag March for Change, where thousands gathered to protest systemic racism

in the gay neighborhood of Boys Town.

Plus, Barbara Streisand just made George Floyd's daughter a Disney shareholder.

A statue of Jolly Parton may replace a KKK leader monument at the Tennessee Capitol in Nashville.

And Chicago's Pride Parade may be canceled, but the Reclaim Pride March is on.

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So I own 51% of this company and you're fired for being gay.

I'll see you in court.

Oh, shoot.

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