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After being ordered by a judge to publicly apologize to a transgender woman she had repeatedly slurred, the woman made sure to like every anti-trans comment posted in response.

It’s a “book whose moral seems to be: never trust a man in a dress,” according to one review of Rowling’s newest novel.

The Star Wars breakout star may not survive Twitter.

“So many people just don’t understand bisexuality,” his wife said. “All I care about is what’s between us and what agreement we make.”

Her partner passed away years before Washington state recognized marriage equality in 2012.

Somewhere out in TV land, Julia Sugarbaker shouted, “And that’s the night the lights went out in Minot!”

The billboard supported J.K. Rowling for her anti-transgender comments – but not for long.

One Congressional candidate was called a “first class whore” by a police union while another candidate has been called a “pedo sex poet” by the National Republican Congressional Committee.

Bringing up other people’s private parts on 9/11 – again – is Ted Cruz’s way of proving to Trump that he’s worthy of the Supreme Court.

It wasn’t until the veteran was admitted to a non-VA hospital and was diagnosed with AIDS that he found out he is HIV positive.

Her dad protests drag queens in his spare time and says LGBTQ people “want to kidnap your children.”

When asked what she meant when she said she liked women, she replied: “I think boobs are nice.”

Several groups, including one headed by out former Congressional candidate Sean Eldridge, are mobilizing to prevent Trump from destroying the integrity of election results.

The civil lawsuit alleges that former Judge Andrew Napolitano forced a young man to perform sexual acts to avoid prison time.

Chasten has gone from being bullied for being too gay to being accused of not being gay enough. Now he’s telling his story.

Her transgender and Native identities are “part of the diversity and richness that makes me who I am.”

The LGBTQ Nation Up & Coming Politician of the Year award honors the best representation of the LGBTQ community in a bid for public office.

“Culturally, psychologically, economically, politically – gays and lesbians are discriminated against. They don’t need me, but… they like me!”

An organization is asking followers to boycott Dole because the ads contain “foul language, a liberal agenda, and sexual innuendos.”

Trump didn’t want Kwame Jackson to win the reality show because he’s Black and gay, according to his former lawyer.