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Trump | LGBT+ workplace discrimination could become legal in US

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LGBT+ workplace discrimination could become legal in US

On June 26 2016, the US Supreme Court passed legislation that legalised same-sex marriage across the country after confirming that refusing to do so would be in violation of the US constitution.

The landmark move was celebrated across the nation; even the iconic White House, in which the President resides whilst in term, was clad in the rainbow flag of the LGBT+ community to signify its jubilation over the ruling.

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