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Houston equal rights measure: Outcome is still highly uncertain
Residents are currently voting on the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance, which would greatly increase protections for gay and transgender people.
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Life
Study: Far more men are raped in the military than reported by Pentagon
A new study by the APA suggests that approximately 210,000 military men are sexually assaulted each year.
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Prominent gay couple hospitalized after brutal hate crime near Palm Springs bar
Activist George Zander and his husband Chris were attacked in downtown Palm Springs as they were leaving Hunters nightclub around 8 p.m. Sunday night.
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Texas elections: Texans offer their views on nondiscrimination proposal
Kade Smith says it’s very easy for employers — especially in Texas, which is a right-to-work state — to fire someone for anything.
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News (USA)
Man’s homophobic childhood bully hits on him on Scruff
What if your former bully wanted to sleep with you?
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News (World)
Young girl at fair assaulted in vicious gay hate crime
The suspect, a 27-year-old man, threw himself at her at the Fuengirola Fair while she was walking hand-in-hand with her girlfriend.
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US: School district violated transgender student’s rights
A suburban Chicago school district is violating the rights of a transgender student by refusing to allow her the unrestricted use of a girls’ locker room.
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Houston equal rights measure in hands of voters
Tuesday’s outcome is considered uncertain, with one political expert believing the measure could be defeated.
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News (USA)
Missouri court: Gay man can’t sue for being called ‘c**ksucker’ at work
Missouri is one of 28 states that still doesn’t offer any kind of employment discrimination protection to LGBTQ people.
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News (USA)
Former boxer reveals he’s bi, claims he wasn’t drugged for gay hardcore scene at all
Yusaf Mack just came clean, releasing a statement that claims he’s bisexual and was of sound mind when making his porn scene.
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News (USA)
Gay mayor Jim Gray denies affiliation with the KKK, says accusations are “ridiculous”
“I am opposed to everything the KKK stands for,” he Tweets. “I have no idea where this information came from, but wherever it came from, it is wrong.”
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Ohio to pay $1.5 million in gay marriage attorneys’ fees
The state has agreed to pay $1.5 million in attorneys’ fees and expenses to the law firm that handled the challenges of Ohio’s gay marriage ban.
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News (USA)
Kevin Swanson: God gave AIDS to gay people to be kind
“Be thankful that God doesn’t kill you all at once,” Swanson says. “He slows you down for a moment, he makes you sick, he gives you a head’s up.”
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News (USA)
Cheat sheet: Key races and issues in Tuesday’s elections
on Tuesday, voters in a few states will pick governors and legislators, some cities will elect mayors and a variety of major issues will be settled at the ballot box.
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News (USA)
For some conservatives, Chick-fil-A is no longer antigay enough
Christian extremists are appalled that Chick-fil-A is sponsoring Level Ground, which hosts an annual gay and lesbian film festival.
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News (World)
Gus Kenworthy: I apologize for my Native American-themed costume
Is the above photograph offensive, or are the Instagram hordes being humorless and oversensitive?
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News (USA)
Pawn Stars’ host might lose show over Marco Rubio support, retracts anti-trans comment
“You get these massive liberal PC police,” he says. “They don’t see the law of unintended consequences.”
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News (USA)
A gay dad sounds off on the “purity” parents who want to keep LGBT info out of sex ed
Deanna Rabuck is worried about the “purity” of her daughters, which she fears will be tainted if LGBTQ issues are taught in school.
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News (USA)
New York Christian group: Stop letting transgender student use boys’ restroom
A Christian advocacy group wants a western New York school district to stop letting a transgender student use the boys’ locker rooms and restrooms.
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News (World)
Athlete: I paid my dead brother lots of money to stay in the closet
The former Wimbledon star says he paid Justin Fashanu — who committed suicide in 1998 — 75,000 pounds to keep him from publicly disclosing that he was gay.