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GOP gubernatorial candidate can’t bring himself to say marriage equality is legal
Running in the increasingly-blue state of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin refused to say whether he supports marriage equality – pandering to the far-right fantasy that it’s not a long-settled issue.
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Five years have passed since the Pulse shooting. Change didn’t come.
The massacre of 49 people in Orlando five years ago was enough for the UN to condemn homophobia. Today, it’s not even considered a hate crime by the government and media.
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Donald Trump put his (allegedly backwards) pants back on & returns to his usual nonsense
The man who would destroy American democracy can’t help but appearing like a clown. So it’s understandable that people believed he was dressed like one.
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Arizona election “audit” leader complains wearing pink makes him look “like a transgender”
The casual transphobia in Randy Pullen’s remarks highlights just how much anti-LGBTQ bigotry and racism are features of the GOP attack on voter rights.
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Organized religions rarely agree on much except for one thing: Oppression of LGBTQ people
If it wasn’t for veiled scriptures and rules across Abrahamic religion, would there have ever been “religious” justifications to persecute people based on same-sex sexuality and gender diversity?
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Community center project led by preacher who likened LGBTQ people to “the Antichrist”
A small town gave $1 million to for a community center project led by a preacher who said LGBTQ equality is pushed by an “Antichrist spirit.” Why won’t local leaders answer questions?
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We fought for freedom & equality not t-shirts or cell phone plans
They told us to keep our eye on the prize. But what if we don’t like what we’ve won?
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There can be no healing after the Tulsa Race Massacre without reparations
In commemoration of the 100th anniversary, the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission raised $30 million for a new museum, but not a cent to repay survivors and their descendants.
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How much more will it take for Democrats to recognize that bipartisanship is dead?
The trap that Democrats keep falling into is thinking of the Republican Party as a normal political entity. It is not.
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The motives of the Republicans may not be as hard to figure out as some may think
The Republican Party of old at least had a clear set of priorities. So what is the Republican Party of now going for?
