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Will mainstream media finally start talking about the genocide of LGBTQ people in Chechnya?
151 gay and lesbian people that have been extracted from the country since 2017. 44 of them have been granted asylum by Canada. How many have the Trump administration helped? Zero.
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Donald Trump might not have taken his SATs & now he’s kicking out international students
The Trump administration could kick international students out of the country.
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My political opponent thinks attacking LGBTQ families should be a “priority” during a pandemic
I’ll put this bluntly: LGBTQ families in Indiana are under attack by my opponent John Crane simply because of DNA.
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How can COVID-19 deniers be forced to reckon with reality?
Allied forces found German citizens didn’t know what was happening inside concentration camps. So they forced them to see the horrors.
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The Washington Redskins’ owner is Jewish. He should know how racist symbols hurt.
I asked the owner about the picture, “Is that a Jew?” He responded, “Yes, it is.” An employee with a broad smile said, “Yes, money, money,” rubbing together the thumb and index finger of her right hand.
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“Straight Pride” makes less and less sense the more that you think about it
Won’t anyone please think of all the heterosexual and cisgender young people struggling with their mainstream identities amid all the increased LGBTQ acceptance?
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What does July 4th mean to Black America this year?
True acts of patriotism — not those hijacked or censored by racists or those in power — courageously dissent against popular beliefs and rituals.
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Why did white people only start to care about racism now? What gives?
Racist violence has been filmed for decades. Why did so many white people not care until George Floyd was killed?
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Are Americans the stupidest people in the world?
The problems of America seem insurmountable. And cynicism is cheap and easy, which is why it will always be so popular.
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Georgia Rep. Park Cannon is a queer “activist elected official” getting it done in the South
She was only 24 when she was first elected to the state legislature.
