anti-LGBTQ attacks

Anti-LGBTQ hate attacks in the region have increased 25 percent over the last year. But despite increased police patrols, the attacker remains at large.

Prosecutors didn’t even want to call it a hate crime at first.

And more than a third have been physically attacked or sexually assaulted.

Angela Stanton-King told thousands online that the club had put “children in a [expletive] drag show.” Marjorie Taylor Greene and other anti-trans activists began piling on too, saying they should “end up like Pulse.”

WARNING: Graphic photos included in this article.

Friends won’t leave her side in the hospital because they fear how she’ll be treated by nurses who’ve said they are “disgusted” by her.

The religious right is using the same tactics, for the same reasons, to stop medical treatment or sports for trans youth as it has against abortion providers.

“Homosexuality is an inappropriate topic for a children’s book,” one angry parent wrote about the doll with lesbian aunts.

“Wherever you go, I will get you,” the angry man pledged to a gay couple. The cops didn’t even take his name down right.

“I’m going to kill you,” the stranger said before leaving the victim with a bruised mouth.