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Will the American government apologize for discriminating against LGBTQ people for decades?
Reps. David Cicilline and Mark Takano want the federal government to apologize to LGBTQ people whose lives were upended by discrimination sanctioned by the American government.
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Biden declares “Pride is back at the White House” after designating Pulse a national memorial
Biden signed historic legislation as he was surrounded by the victims’ families and other modern-day trailblazers. He then spoke about his administration’s pro-LGBTQ record and his son Beau’s desire to advocate for LGBTQ people.
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Senators call for the federal government to apologize for past anti-LGBTQ policies
The resolution acknowledges that at least 100,000 people and their families fell victim to anti-LGBTQ discrimination and prejudice practiced by the federal government.
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Joe Biden issues first Pride month proclamation to honor LGBTQ people “fighting to live freely”
Trump refused to issue a Pride proclamation. He sold Pride campaign t-shirts instead. Joe Biden honors the LGBTQ community instead of himself.
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Malcolm Kenyatta announces Senate campaign. He would be the first gay male senator.
The Democratic rising star opened his announcement video showing his relationship with fiance Dr. Matt Miller.
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Rand Paul calls trans schoolgirls “hulking six-foot-four guys” in bizarre Senate committee rant
Sen. Paul admitted that he doesn’t care much about women’s sports, before making an education hearing all about transgender girls in school sports.
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Pete Buttigieg is scheduled for his first Senate hearing as the transportation secretary nominee
In less than a week, the out former Presidential candidate will likely be under the hot mic, being grilled by the likes of Ted Cruz & Rick Scott.
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Cher raised $2 million for Joe Biden & he promised to pass the Equality Act
“Joe is smart enough, he’s kind enough, he’s strong enough. I also know that the person, woman, man, camera, TV, in the White House is an idiot.”
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Pete Buttigieg shows off his wedding ring at the Democratic National Convention
Sen. Tammy Baldwin talked about her childhood illness while Mayor Pete gave Joe Biden credit for marriage equality.
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Three gay Democratic “rising stars” to give joint keynote address at convention
This is the first time LGBTQ people will deliver a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention.