Bary Hausrath (from left) of Bary Law, Abby Rubenfeld of the Rubenfeld Law Office, Tim’m West, LGBTQ Institute executive director at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and Rose Collins of Nelson Mullins participate in a panel discussion at Nelson Mullins’ fifth annual Pride Seminar. (Courtesy photo)
Politics are growing increasingly intertwined with the judiciary in a way that promotes discrimination against the LGBTQ community, according to lawyers and advocates at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough’s fifth annual Pride Seminar on Thursday in Atlanta.
“We are not able to ignore the news,” said Nelson Mullins associate and panel moderator Rose Collins. “We see that there are a lot of policies popping up nationwide against our community right now, [like] restrictions on medical access for trans adults and youth, drag bans, ‘don’t say gay laws’ and countless other policies that are intended to restrict and harm our presence and public expression.”
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