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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Cincinnati names street after Jim Obergefell & his deceased husband, John Arthur
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Federal court rules Mississippi businesses can discriminate against LGBTQ people
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DOJ honoring student & lawyers fighting for trans rights to rebuke Trump admin
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Senate Republicans reveal secretive health care bill & spark massive outrage
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Most religious Americans oppose 'freedom to discriminate' laws
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Kelly Clarkson helped this couple get engaged & her reaction is going viral
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Washington, DC joins Oregon in offering third gender marker on drivers' licenses
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Trump's latest scheme: The sun will pay for the wall
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Meet Donald Trump's personal legal team, tasked with defending him in Russiagate
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Jeff Sessions' new Russiagate lawyer is just as horrible as you'd expect
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Trump's selective caring tells allies & adversaries everything they need to know
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Perpetually campaigning Trump goes back to Iowa to face unhappy independents
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James Cordon schools apathetic Trump with 297 copies of 'Philadelphia'
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Former Glee star comes out as transgender
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This couple's viral photos show that being gay is more than 'just a phase'
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Karen Handel wins Georgia special election handing Democrats an upsetting loss
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Former NFL lineman Ryan O'Callaghan comes out in moving profile
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Paul Ryan has a Democrat challenger now & he's come out swinging
In Quotes
“I want a dyke for president”
Further Reading
Watch James Comey testify about President Trump here
Hillary Clinton goes full 'Nasty Woman' in powerful, hopeful commencement speech
Why this gay man spray painted anti-gay graffiti on his church is just sad
Clinton aides blame gay campaign manager Robby Mook for shocking defeat
Chelsea Clinton is not running for President in 2020
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