Anti-LGBTQ violence

Two of the teens seen beating 14-year-old Chad Sanford have been arrested.

The Florida governor’s press secretary recently accused gay people of being pedophiles.

Robert Fehring once threatened violence so immense it would make the Pulse Nightclub massacre “look like a cakewalk.”

“[W]e were right there you…FREAK!!!” one of the man’s letters said. “No matter how long it takes, you will be taken out…. high-powered bullet…. bomb….knife…. whatever it takes.”

The GOP politician claims to be a Christian pastor, but all he teaches is hate. Locals describe him as “a weak and small man” with “nothing constructive to offer.”

“Before that he had been calling me names, saying, ‘It’s not a she, it’s not a he, it’s a it,'” the teen said about the beating that was caught on video.

Samuel Luiz’s friends heard the attackers shout “you fucking fag!” because they were on the phone with him, powerless to do anything to help.

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

He allegedly stabbed or attacked several people in a string of hate crimes that started on Christmas.

The white nationalist fear of change to “our way of life” extends from immigrants to people of color to, yes, LGBTQ people. That can lead to violence.

While the Stonewall Riots get all the attention, the White Night Riots were a brutal showdown with police that turned mourners into a mob.

After bigots jumped a couple for holding hands, locals began fighting back.

Two men are accused of a brutal and disgusting string of hate crimes against gay men.

Dozens of men, women and children descended upon the home, throwing rocks and punches until they chased the men out of the village.

The UN found that bi women are at the most risk for rape.

Scott’s silence on LGBTQ rights speaks louder than his symbolic gestures.

In essence, the Attorney General said it’s not America’s problem if you’re going to be killed for being gay or trans.

As the conservative Muslim country inches closer to respecting civil rights, will LGBTQ citizens ever be welcome?

Abu Omer, also known as “White Beard,” was captured in the Iraqi town of Mosul.

“On Transgender Day of Remembrance, the United States honors the memory of the many transgender individuals who have lost their lives to acts of violence.”