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White cops charged after video surfaces of them beating black trans woman’s head against concrete
The Fraternal Order of Police accused Brianna Hill of beating her own head against the pavement in order to frame the cops. It’s all on video.
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Hershey’s CEO smacked down an activist who wanted the company to stop donating to HRC
The answer, in a few more words, was “no.”
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Navy grants waiver to transgender officer who sued Trump administration
President Trump blocked trans people from enlisting or serving after surprising military leaders with a random tweet announcing his arbitrary decision.
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Biden’s virtual fundraiser was filled with a surprising number of LGBTQ moments but one stands out
He was about to call Aimee Stephens, the Supreme Court plaintiff suing for trans employment rights, when his aide stopped him.
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Puerto Rico would take an axe to LGBTQ rights as part of a sketchy political deal
The legislature approved countless changes in the 600-page civic code in under 10 minutes without any public debate. It looks like marriage, trans rights, and child surrogacy are all on the chopping block.
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Pulse memorial vandalized by white supremacists
The LGBTQ center’s phone lines were cut as well.
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KFC heiress launches $1 million program to employ LGBTQ people harmed by coronavirus
Kaila Methven, a lingerie designer who is also heiress to the KFC fast-food chain, wants to help LGBTQ people and survivors of domestic abuse while raising money for charities.
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Fran Drescher posts coronavirus cell phone conspiracy theory because “God is speaking”
She claims 5G technology causes “electromagnetic fields” that aren’t in harmony with “the Earth’s energy.” It’s a favorite conspiracy theory of Trump supporters.
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Winter Party attendee who caught coronavirus posts shocking photo of virus’ effect on his body
When he attended the National LQBTQ Task Force’s Winter Party in Miami, he had no idea what the consequences would be.
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Gay governor Jared Polis tweets Elon Musk to suggest he move his company to Colorado
Musk threatened to re-open his factory in California in defiance of coronavirus prevention measures and challenged the government to arrest him.