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Queer co-creator Abbi Jacobson blasted the decision on social media.

Plus we’ve got a deleted scene from Amazon’s “Red, White, and Royal Blue.”

The shirt proclaimed “Trans Rights or Else” with four rifles in the colors of the transgender Pride flag.

The new Amazon series not only wants to achieve positive representation in front of the camera but also behind the scenes.

Queer-themed keywords like “pride” don’t return any results in the Middle Eastern country where homosexuality is illegal and the penalty is death or flogging.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas wants argued that First Amendment protections need to be weakened to protect the hateful church’s reputation.

Bruce LaBruce said the film isn’t even as explicit as some of the other titles Amazon streams.

It will be the first LGBTQ visitor center within the National Park Service’s network of public parks and monuments. The funders are a who’s-who of queer celebs and LGBTQ-friendly corporations.

“[Protesting is] a risk that a lot of us are willing to take because we can’t continue to work for this company and turn a morally blind eye to its policies,” one employee said.

Amazon even wanted naming rights to Seattle’s Pride celebration.