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Cheyenne Jackson and husband show off newborn twins
Cheyenne Jackson is officially a daddy.
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NCAA announces new hosts for championship games yanked out of North Carolina
The games were pulled after the state passed a law that nullified municipal LGBT rights ordinances and forces trans people to use certain restrooms.
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Opposition party sinks Australian plan for nationwide vote on marriage equality
The Australian opposition decided to block plans for a public but non-binding vote on gay marriage, arguing it would better if the issue was decided in Parliament.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s songified version of the debate will win the web today
When the actor joins the Songify crew for a musical version of last weekend’s debate, you won’t be able to stop yourself from singing along.
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NY considers Medicaid coverage of hormone treatment for transgender youth
New York State is considering offering Medicaid coverage to transgender patience under 18 who wish to undergo hormone replacement therapy.
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Randy Rainbow parodies Trump Tapes in song, ‘Grab ‘Em By The P***y!’
Randy Rainbow plays Donald Trump’s missing conscience and has a song to sing to him about proverbially grabbing life by the you-know-what, and dropping out of the race.
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A day honoring Christopher Columbus teaches us to think outside of history class
If this land belonged to the First Nation Peoples, how accurate is the term “European settlers?” Weren’t they invaders and thieves?
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John Oliver delivers perfect takedown of ‘warthog in a red power tie’ Trump
John Oliver goes off on Donald Trump and the GOP who has supported him all along, with some disgust left over for “hug pimp” Billy Bush.
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Office installation piece examining LGBTQ rights is ArtPrize top winner
An installation piece focusing on civil rights, including for LGBTQ workers, has won one of two grand prizes at the international art competition ArtPrize, netting artist Stacey Kirby a $200,000 award.
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While tales of heroes dominate, LGBT History Month should be about you
We can learn much from the lives of the historical figures that came before us, but perhaps we can learn even more from the LGBTQ people we meet in our day to day lives.