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Whoever wins the primary is expected to win the general election in the strongly-Democratic district.

“It’s not a sum of money I ever anticipated would be associated with my name,” she said after.

“Not maybe. Not possibly. Certainly,” Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warned on the anniversary of January 6.

“Sorry, that’s the policy,” a representative for the airline told someone trying to buy a plane ticket for their non-binary child. “Then the policy is discriminatory,” she replied.

“[Gender is whatever.]”

Here are places for every person on the block to visit and eat, drink, relax and shop at in Capitol Hill, Seattle.

Hundreds showed up outside of the British broadcaster’s offices months after they published an article claiming that it is common for trans lesbians to “pressure” cis lesbians into sexual relationships, citing two anti-trans organizations.

Last summer, LGBTQ athletes dominated at the Olympics in Tokyo. Now others are lining up to do the same in Beijing.

One Million Moms claims two parents in an ad released months ago means Hilton Hotels suddenly “is pushing the LGBTQ agenda” and “gay lifestyle.”

Gifford is now the Chief of Protocol, who is expected to welcome foreign officials and maintain the United States’ diplomatic protocol.

“I REALLY have a lot to prove now,” he wrote. “This year, whether you love me or hate me, you’re going to know me. It is what it is. Superstar is back.”

“We will continue to fight until the day that our relationship is recognized. I believe that love will eventually win.”

Sidney Poitier’s roles challenged the stereotypical film depictions of Black men. He helped the way for a new generation of Black actors

Elena Kagan couldn’t hold back her contempt for the lawyer’s argument that the government should have spent more time looking for an alternative to vaccine and testing mandates.

A customer complained that she couldn’t use the women’s room because a transgender woman was in it.

Lia Thomas has faced intense scrutiny and criticism, but the Ivy League emphasized she is welcome in women’s swimming.

The former speaker of the Michigan House lost a job due to his anti-LGBTQ record. Now his sister-in-law says he sexually abused her when she was a minor.

The $25 bobblehead is available for purchase in the museum’s online store.