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Muggers get 18 months in jail for violently stealing rainbow flag from Pride reveler
The attackers also took the victim’s wallet and used their card to chow down at McDonald’s.
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Out BBC journalist protests FIFA Pride ban as Qatar battles the world to squash rainbows
Qatari officials are taking anything that looks like a rainbow away from fans. They even confiscated a Brazilian state flag with a rainbow.
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Prosecutor blamed victim’s “sexual predilections” for brutal hate-murder at trial
“She’s fucking evil. Sadistic,” one witness said about one of the murderers. So why did the prosecutor say it was the victim’s “sexual predilections were to be his undoing”?
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Recent college grad becomes world’s first elected non-binary mayor
23 year-old Owen Hurcum has long stood up for trans equality. Now they’re the youngest mayor in Wales.
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Man accused of trying to “start a race war” comes out in attempt to prove he’s not a neo-Nazi
Andrew Dymock told investigators that he can’t be part of an anti-LGBTQ extremist group because he himself is “bisexual, but lean[s] towards being homosexual.”
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Queers climb Wokeback Mountain & get a gay artist’s piece on homophobia censored as ‘hate speech’
Paul Yore’s piece about queer subjectivity in the face of homophobic hatred was reported to police as a hate crime in itself. Now the gallery has been forced to take it down.,
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‘Jesus Christianity’ sent to prison for threatening to bomb a gay pride event
He changed his name to “Jesus Christianity,” but his behavior was decidedly devilish.
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Out boxer Orlando Cruz fighting to win world title and change perceptions
The boxer says he hopes by winning Saturday’s bout he will quiet “the homophobic people talking bad” to the LGBTQ community.
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Photographer blinded by gasoline in alleged anti-gay hate crime
SWANSEA, Wales — A freelance photographer has been blinded in one eye following an alleged anti-gay hate crime late last week in which his attackers threw gasoline in his face. Tyler Maddick, 20, says he was targeted by three or four men in a car as he walked home in Swansea on Sept. 11, reports the BBC.