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Palm Springs residents complain about proposed AIDS memorial “anus” statue
“It’s become a laughingstock…. and that’s the last thing we want,” a local resident said.
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The onePULSE Foundation announces the future design of the Pulse Memorial
OnePulse also pledged donations toward the construction and operation of the memorial, museum, educational programs and scholarships.
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LA Gay Men’s Chorus performs ‘True Colors’ in memory of Carrie Fisher
The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles performed a somber rendition of Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors” that celebrated Fisher’s status as a feminist icon.
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Six months after brother died at Pulse, sister reopens his salon
Monday marks the six-month anniversary of the attack, and hundreds of central Florida residents are expected to join officials in a memorial observance that day.
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Six months after massacre, Pulse to reopen for ‘Remembering Our Angels’ memorial
A moment of silence is scheduled inside the club at 2:02 a.m., the time the attack began on June 12.
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Hillary Clinton meets friends, families of Pulse victims in Orlando
With tears in her eyes, one Orlando official told Clinton: “I want to thank you for not politicizing this, and for waiting until we were ready.”
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Friends and family mourn transgender woman shot in Washington, D.C.
Dodds was well known and liked around her neighborhood.
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Israel honors gay Holocaust victims in first national memorial
TEL AVIV — A new monument to pay tribute to Jewish and non-Jewish victims of the Holocaust who were persecuted by the Nazis for their sexual orientation has been unveiled in Tel Aviv.
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National LGBT Veterans Memorial planned at Congressional Cemetery
WASHINGTON — A national memorial honoring Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender veterans representing the five armed services — Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard — is slated to be constructed on the grounds of the historic Congressional Cemetery in southeast D.C. Washington D.C.
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President Obama remembers gay Holocaust victims
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Monday spoke at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to mark Yom HaShoah, or the Holocaust Remembrance Day, and during his speech the president referred directly to the homosexual victims of Nazi persecution.