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“If we want to spend our energy on this idea of fairness, I think we need to start with the real, documented problems that women face,” Katie Sowers said in a clear rebuke of recent anti-trans bills.

He rejected a lap dance offer from SNL’s Matt Gaetz, though.

Leaders at the evangelical school haven’t openly denounced the embattled ex-leader since he resigned. Now he “definitely” plans to be more involved there.

Co-introduced in the House by out Rep. Mark Takano, the bill would address the lingering effects of the military’s decades-long attack on LGBTQ personnel.

Kevin Durant mocked Michael Rapaport as a “f*ckin pale c*ck sucker” after the actor complained about the basketball star. Commentators are now calling for further punishment.

Police and local media have intentionally deadnamed Aidelen Evans, with an investigator commenting that there are a “multitude of reasons why.”

Using homophobic and racist slurs, Nick Fuentes claim that Republicans are not going far enough in their hatred over his recent controversy and they need to “run ads in the ghetto” to spark a “Blacklash” among the “Blacks.”

The new Assistant Secretary of Health said that “I think that people fear what they don’t understand.”

It’s the 12th state to ban defendants from arguing they “panicked” when they found out their victim was LGBTQ.

The out “Batwoman” star was hospitalized after the shocking attack when she was in school. And the attackers didn’t even face charges.

She was a key figure in both the LGBTQ and feminist movements of the 1970s and 1980s. Yet today, not many people know her name.

Even the local Republican leadership rebuked him.

Karine Jean-Pierre follows in the footsteps of Judy Smith, the “fixer” who was the inspiration for the show “Scandal.”

David Cash and the Franciscan Brothers of Kosovo serve as stark examples of what happens when empathy is lost.

LGBTQ advocates say that the law, if signed, could be used to invalidate local anti-discrimination laws.

He turned to Nazism because of “his gender identity confusion,” his lawyer argued.

A Fox host attacked Joe Biden’s infrastructure package by saying that only roads count as infrastructure. Secretary Pete wasn’t having it.

“They have so much power they can get shoes cancelled. Freedom of expression gone out the window.”

“It’s this reverse Trumpian logic that the strong prevail over the weak, the preying upon the vulnerable in our country.”

A Republican state senator carried legislation in Oregon in the 80s. The Republican governor signed it without any concerns.