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Daily Beast editor apologizes for outing Rio’s closeted gay Olympians
The writer was supposed to look at the use of dating apps in Rio, but some readers saw his article as sex-shaming and outing closeted competitors.
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British divers take bronze in Rio but only the gay one makes headlines
It’s a reversal of fortune for Britain’s gay champion diver, who was given prominent coverage over his straight swimming partner.
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News media sue so you can hear Orlando’s tearful calls to 911 (Really)
The city of Orlando filed a counter lawsuit, claiming the calls by the gunman and 603 calls for help from clubgoers are part of an ongoing investigation.
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Unsung heroes: LZ Granderson breaks barriers for black men in journalism
If you’ve never heard of LZ Granderson, we’re just going to assume that you’re not into sports. Or politics. Or watching television.
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Here’s ten of LGBTQ Nation’s most-read posts
LGBTQ Nation is celebrating a major milestone this week, and we want our readers to join the party.
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George Takei presented with GLAAD award for promoting LGBT equality
NEW YORK — Actor and LGBT rights activist George Takei was presented with the Vito Russo award at the 25th annual GLAAD Media Awards ceremony in New York on Saturday night.
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GLAAD announces selection of new President and CEO
NEW YORK — The National Board of Directors of GLAAD, the nation’s LGBT media advocacy organization, on Monday announced the selection of Sarah Kate Ellis as the organization’s new CEO and president following a nationwide search.
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Turkey rejects call to censor media coverage of gay pride as ‘pornographic’
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Turkey’s media regulator has rejected a demand by influential Turkish charities to censor coverage of LGBT events in the country’s media.
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Pew study finds media coverage favors same-sex marriage
NEW YORK — Around the time the U.S. Supreme Court was considering the same-sex marriage issue, news reports had more comments from supporters than opponents, a study released Monday concluded.
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Meningitis victim’s brother condemns West Hollywood council member, media
LOS ANGELES — The brother of Brett Shaad, the 33-year-old West Hollywood man who died Saturday after contracting a deadly strain of bacterial meningitis, is lashing out over media coverage of his brother’s death.