Greg Owen
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Flamboyantly not-gay Christian Walker verbally assaults out singer Kehlani at Starbucks
Influencer Christian Walker had a meltdown over Pride flags, so Kehlani warned the Starbucks workers that he’s a “Trump supporter” with a “habit” of harassing people. That’s when he got out of his car.
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GOP lawmaker admits his “research” for anti-trans bill involved watching YouTube videos
State Rep. Gary Click never met with a trans person before introducing a bill to ban gender-affirming care for trans youth. But he did watch YouTube videos.
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“Kite Runner” author has “never been prouder” as his transgender daughter comes out
“It’s a privilege to watch her enter the world as the beautiful, wise, and brilliant woman she is.”
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LGBTQ scientists revel in new James Webb space telescope images, revile its name
“It’s difficult to want to use an instrument when you know you’ll have to write about it using the name of someone who worked to negate your very existence.”
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LGBTQ senior housing vandalized with hateful messages: “The fa***ts will die by fire”
The anti-LGBTQ white nationalist group Patriot Front demonstrated in Boston a week prior to the vandalism.
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Mob of conservative mothers demand library burn Pride display books
Only one of the mothers filed a formal complaint about the books, but instead of her name she wrote that she was a “Christian taxpayer.”
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Queer state lawmaker won’t apologize for “having enough cake to twerk”
“Since the twerking video came out there have been a subset of racist misogynistic people who have called me anything and everything from the n word to fat to gorilla.”
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11-year-old Texas trans activist & family flee state because it’s “not safe for trans kids”
Kai Shappley won hearts all over the country with her moving speech for trans rights in her home state. But the situation has gotten so bad in Texas that the family moved away.
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Brigham Young ends speech therapy program for trans students because of church guidelines
“It’s one thing after another,” said one of the affected trans students. “It’s destabilizing and makes you worry about what’s coming next.”
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School official denounced Matthew Shepard play for making Christians look bad. Now he’s suing.
Assistant principal Corey McNellis was worried about “how the Christian religion comes across in the play” about Matthew Shepard’s death.
