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Merry Christmas: Employee who took Trump supporter’s racist tirade gets $32k
It’s going to be a Merry Christmas for the manager of the Chicago area Michaels who was called an “animal” and a “lying piece of shit” by a white customer.
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This dictionary spells out its blatant support for the letters L, G, B, T and Q
Merriam-Webster is having fun defending why it added words like genderqueer and cisgender to its unabridged dictionary.
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Will Republicans take religious exemptions law to constitutional convention?
The election put Republicans in full control of a record number of state legislatures – giving the party an unprecedented opportunity to change the Constitution.
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Trans activist goes viral for epic slapdown of Trump’s SNL tweets
Danielle Muscato unleashed on the president-elect on Twitter in the most beautiful way, telling him to get his priorities straight.
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Lady Gaga vows to use her voice ‘to protect social progress’ in Trump’s America
Mama Monster pledges she’s “going to do everything that we can to protect the social progress we have made over the last eight years.”
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Pulse owner decides not to sell club to city of Orlando
Pulse nightclub owner Barbara Poma said in a statement that she can’t walk away from the property.
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Stall Cop: NC Governor Pat McCrory makes MAD Magazine’s ’20 Dumbest List’
McCrory signed HB2 into law, requiring trans people to use the bathrooms matching the gender identity on their birth certificates, as well as invalidating protections for the LGBTQ community.
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How Supergirl and an out comic book shop clerk saved a closeted Indiana teen
Mary describes in tweets what she calls “probably the greatest single moment I have experienced” at her Fort Wayne comics store.
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Newly revealed emails show North Carolina’s anti-LGBT law cost state 700 jobs
One email to city officials says the research firm’s CEO received pushback from his board when they were deciding where to create a base for operations.
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Gunman opens fire in DC pizzeria after homophobic fake political news story
The conspiracy theory promoted by Trump supporters claims that a gay former couple with political ties run a child sex ring out of the pizza shop with Hillary Clinton.