LGBTQ Nation
— “I Want A Dyke For President” (1992) by Zoe Leonard, artist, activist, member of Fierce Pussy
h/t: Topside Press
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Texas Senate moving fast to push through anti-transgender 'bathroom bill'
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Ryan Murphy announces Lena Dunham joining 'American Horror Story' cast
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Police identify one of John Wayne Gacy's victims 40 years after his murder
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Rhode Island bans ex-gay 'conversion therapy' torture aimed at LGBT youth
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Milestone: Half of people living with HIV are now taking treatment drugs
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Trump to pick gay former diplomat for ambassador to Germany
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All schools in Scotland will have gender neutral bathrooms soon
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Ellen DeGeneres is the second highest paid TV star in the world
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Chechnya's leader defends families committing 'honor killings' of gay relatives
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Alex Jones' crazy rants sound so much better as a folk song even he's amazed
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Caitlyn Jenner pushes back: 'I am not a spokesperson for the trans community'
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Are Megyn Kelly’s ratings tanking because all liberal men are gay?
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Why doesn't Donald Trump care about Africa's humanitarian catastrophes?
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Can states work around Trump to protect transgender students?
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Maya Rudolph's Ivanka Trump impression will leave you in stitches
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Mormon college professor fired for Facebook post in support of pride
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Here's what Republicans have been up to all day while trying to repeal Obamacare
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School rejects transgender girl, calling her identity a 'peculiarity'
In Quotes
“I want a dyke for president”
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