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After effectively losing his job because Trump didn’t understand that the Attorney General isn’t his personal lawyer, Sessions is back. And he has no pride.

“I could never be who I was,” he said about growing up gay in Texas. “I was constantly having to check myself.”

Junior spewed hate about trans people on TV this week, and his book is even worse.

She fought back against the woman who got her sent to conversion therapy by “[taking] something from her as a cost of the pain she’s caused me.”

Her state doesn’t require voter ID, but she was singled out because she’s transgender.

She said that she was forced to see a psychologist about being gay & that teachers followed her & told her she was going to Hell.

The rule would have even allowed hospital receptionists to refuse to work with someone if it violated their sincerely held religious beliefs.

“Criminalizing LGBT people and other key populations is utterly incompatible with the mandates of an effective HIV response.”

There are no actors of color in the play — a wise choice. “Admissions” is a mirror liberal whites need to see for themselves and with themselves.

“My wife changes in that locker room and if I see you going in there again I’ll fucking kill you.”

“It’s a blessing from the Lord to be able to stand for his word… I’m guilty as charged plain and simple. Knowingly, willingly and intentionally did I do that. Yup.”

Remember Ellen’s kiss with Howard Stern? She made a gay version.

The adult men were attempting to have consensual intercourse behind closed doors, but the government has dragged them into the public.

The attacker allegedly shouted anti-gay slurs while beating the victims.

The government says it owns some patents on the HIV medication regimen & is owed royalties.

Activists want the judges to recuse themselves in three LGBTQ cases they’re hearing.

It’s an “empowering ode to modern families.”

“Anti-LGBTQ attacks on our candidates almost universally backfired… LGBTQ candidates are winning elections in numbers and in parts of the country thought unthinkable a decade or two ago.”

The vigilante group called the victims slurs & livestreamed their “sting” to 30,000 people. Now the victims are scared to leave their homes.

The judge said that the rule violated federal laws that ban discrimination and patient dumping.