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Anti-gay GOP ex-congressman Aaron Schock photographed making out with another man at Coachella
The disgraced closet case was photographed making out with another man while shoving his hand down the man’s pants. He still hasn’t come out as gay.
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Christian college students are protesting selection of Mike Pence as commencement speaker
“Mike Pence and the administration he represents persecute our most vulnerable people; raise up the rich, the corrupt, and the powerful; and denigrate learning.”
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One of the media’s most viciously anti-trans pundits is now the Republican’s national spokesperson
The Republican National Committee has picked up a new national spokesperson, and to no one’s surprise, she’s transphobic.
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Just a reminder that most Democrats aren’t as woke as Twitter Democrats
A new analysis finds that Democrats are making a mistake if they think that Twitter is what the electorate looks like.
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Alabama advances bill that would get rid of marriage licenses to spite gay couples
Couples would file an affidavit that they were married and it would be recorded instead.
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Texas senate passes two bills that would strip LGBTQ people of nondiscrimination protections
Republicans say that isn’t why they passed the bills, but Democrats point out that they did it deliberately.
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Arizona repeals law that forbade teachers from talking about about LGBTQ issues with students
The law had prohibited instruction in HIV/AIDS curriculum that β[p]romotes a homosexual life-styleβ or β[s]uggests that some methods of sex are safe methods of homosexual sex.β
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Arizona’s attorney general refuses to defend law that forbids teachers from discussing LGBTQ issues
Arizona got sued over its ban on speaking about homosexuality in schools. The state’s top lawyer won’t defend the law.
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San Jose city council votes to make their airport Chick-fil-A the ‘gayest’ in America
They will surround the franchise with rainbow and trans flags and voted to institute a rule that restaurants that aren’t open on Sundays can’t be in the airport. That means they won’t renew the chain’s contract when it comes up again.
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Congressmembers break down in tears as father describes slaughter of his family in brutal hate crime
“(The) officer whispered: ‘They didn’t suffer, it was swift, one shot to the back of the head.’ His statement did not make it more bearable; nothing did.”