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Gay candidate for sheriff forced to run as an independent after Republicans reject him
The former cop says he was prevented from running on the Republican ticket because he is married to a man, who happens to be the nation’s first gay Navy seal.
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Commentary
Oscar nominations bring new level of diversity this year. But is it enough?
The Oscars cast a wide diversity net this year. But not everyone is happy.
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Commentary
There have already been 11 school shootings this year before the end of the first month
Where is the outrage from the White House and politicians? How long before we finally see some legislative action?
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News (USA)
Imagine Dragons singer debuts new film targeting LGBT discrimination by Mormons
Mormon Dan Reynolds has taken aim at the church’s long history of anti-gay attitudes.
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News (USA)
Church that painted its doors rainbow after antigay vandalism is yet hit again with slur
The LGBTQ-affirming church plans to repaint the doors with a new pride flag, this time including brown and black stripes.
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News (USA)
Less than half of Americans now accept LGBT people in a dangerous reversal of progress
The Trump effect is real and it is causing serious damage to the LGBTQ community.
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News (World)
Caribbean activist faces death threats as he awaits ruling to overturn antigay laws
Activist Jason Jones has received death threats since filing the lawsuit but believes the fight must go on.
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News (World)
Northern Ireland’s Secretary of State compared marriage equality rights to having fast broadband
Proceed with the head scratching.
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News (World)
Elton John announces he is retiring from touring after nearly 50 years
He said it is time for him to focus on his family, but he won’t stop being a creative person.
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News (USA)
Here are the out LGBTQ athletes who will compete in the 2018 Winter Olympics
Gus Kenworthy and Adam Rippon have qualified for Team USA, and several other LGBTQ athletes will represent their nations as well.
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Commentary
Trump’s comment about ‘s–thole countries’ gravely impacts LGBTQ asylum seekers
The U.S has been offering asylum to LGBTQ people from around the world since 1994. Is that about to change too?
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News (USA)
Fresh off covering up sexual assault, Tony Perkins gives Trump a ‘mulligan’ for affair
Not only does he excuse sexual “sin,” he even shoots down the Biblical motto of turning the other cheek.
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News (USA)
British police stop neo-Nazi who planned to ‘slaughter’ LGBT people at pride event
“I’m going to walk in with a f–king machete and slaughter every one of the gay b–tards.”
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News (USA)
Mississippi democrat introduces bill to force teachers to recite the Ten Commandments daily
Obviously, this is unconstitutional. But, Mississippi…
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News (World)
Cricket athlete charged for defending two gay men from an attack
Ben Stokes will be sitting out games until the situation is resolved.
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News (World)
Looking? Indonesia tries to block dozens of gay hookup apps
The Indonesian Supreme Court refused to criminalize homosexuality late last year, despite urging from lawmakers.
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News (USA)
Two out lesbians make Oscar history with cinematography & adapted screenplay noms
Rachel Morrison became the first woman nominated for cinematography, and Dee Rees the first African-American woman for best adapted screenplay.
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News (USA)
Ruth Bader Ginsburg assures us she will be around as long as possible to combat Trump
She also addressed the “Me Too” movement and delivered her verdict on the film “Call Me by Your Name.”
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Commentary
Will LGBTQ inclusion be a factor as Amazon shops for its second headquarters?
Do red-state cities such as Indianapolis, Nashville and Columbus, Ohio, stand a chance? They might be on Amazon’s list as eyewash according to experts.