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Commentary
Shepard Smith’s career advice to LGBTQ journalists carries the stench of Fox News
Smith complains about gay stereotypes and being the “token gay” in the workplace. It sounds a lot like Roger Ailes and Smith’s former co-workers at Fox News that he once supported are the culprits.
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News (USA)
Man gets knocked unconscious & beaten by two complete strangers in park for being gay
The victim suffered significant injuries that will require surgery, but he still had a message for others: “Don’t let anyone or even this type of situation dim your light.”
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News (World)
Pope Francis once again “clearly” refuses to affirm same-sex marriages
“These are our brothers and sisters and we need to be close to them,” he claimed, “but marriage as a sacrament is clear.”
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Politics
America’s incoming LGBTQ rights envoy says activists are “most important tool” for change
Jessica Stern will become the second U.S. Special Envoy focused on LGBTQ rights after close to a decade leading a global advocacy group.
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Politics
Sean Spicer is angry at Jen Psaki because she “chose to” answer a reporter’s question
A profile quoted several Beltway veterans with only positive things to say about Jen Psaki. Only Sean Spicer bitterly complained, claiming he had it harder than she does.
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Commentary
An American apology for decades of anti-LGBTQ persecution is long overdue
A new video lays out a powerful case against the government and for the need for a formal apology.
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News (World)
Organizers postpone the Gay Games in Hong Kong until 2023 as pandemic rages on
Hong Kong was chosen as the next Gay Games’ host city in 2017. The organizers have dealt with one issue another ever since.
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News (USA)
President Biden nominates two out officials to economic posts in administration
Jed Kolko and Christy Goldsmith Romero join a growing number of out Biden-appointed officials working in all corners of the federal government.
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News (USA)
GOP lawmaker takes plea deal for subjecting high schoolers to day of terror
Mark Samsel will be on probation for a year after he allegedly hit a student in the groin and derided LGBTQ people while serving as a substitute teacher. He remains a state representative.
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Bias Watch
The Teletubbies are “little gay demons” because they want to work with Lil Nas X
The Teletubbies – Tinky Winky chief among them – have long been accused of pushing the gay agenda. Now they want to collab with the agenda’s latest proponent.