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GOP governor hid in her office as LGBTQ group tried to talk to her about anti-trans law | Over 2500 Christian ministers sign letter demanding right to practice conversion therapy

Daily Brief

Child who talks about her moms sets off alarm in new ad opposing Florida bill

"It's OK, you should be proud," the teacher says before getting called to the office.

GOP governor hid in her office as LGBTQ group tried to talk to her about anti-trans law

"She could make laws but isn’t willing to speak to the people she’s making laws about."

Over 2500 Christian ministers sign letter demanding right to practice conversion therapy

Conversion therapy, "far from being harmful, is a kind and merciful act, and of benefit to all," the letter states.

Chevy Chase doesn’t “give a crap” that coworkers say he’s a racist, homophobic “monster”

"I am who I am and I like who I am," Chevy Chase said about his penchant for AIDS and oral sex jokes directed at women and gay men.

Internet laughs as experts expect Donald Trump’s “Twitter clone” to flop hard

Donald Trump got kicked off Twitter, so he decided to start his own platform. It's not going well.

Wanda Sykes will help make history as Oscars co-host this year

Sykes will host alongside comedian Amy Schumer and actress Regina Hall.

Preacher says he hopes “every single homosexual dies” in hate sermon

Danil Kutsar thinks most people agree with him when he says, "I hope every sodomite dies."

Utah Republicans demand government panel to evaluate trans kids’ bodies

"When we start talking about these 'Verify that you're girl enough, or verify that you're boy enough' [policies], these kiddos, they shake in their proverbial boots."

Actor Harry Hamlin says playing a gay character in 1982 ruined his film career

Harry Hamlin is still proud of the impact the movie has had.

This Black nonbinary activist says Fannie Lou Hamer taught them key lessons about radical change

"The most important people in history are not only those whose names are written down. The largest waves are sometimes made by the smallest ripple," writes The Okra Project founder, Ianne Fields Stewart.

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