Attack

He also threatened that if he was released, “he would go kill other gay people.”

As Mayor Bill de Blasio tweeted about honoring Stonewall, the NYPD was unleashing pepper spray on LGBTQ people dancing in celebration.

When it comes to predictability, few can match Andrew Sullivan. No matter what, he can be counted on to side with religious conservatives against his own people.

But as Graham regularly does, he distorts the actual truth. Imagine that.

Dumbledore’s Army is reforming to fight prejudice once again. (Maybe Rowling forgot that he was part of the LGBTQ community.)

“Transgender women are women,” the actor says in response to the author’s vicious attacks on trans people.

Christian leaders from around the globe have condemned the desecration of sacred ground, but anti-LGBTQ evangelical leader Franklin Graham is marching in lockstep with Trump.

Armed with baseball bats, the white men were ignored by police as they roamed Philadelphia neighborhoods looking for a fight.

He fought Nazis, was held in prison camps, and fell in love with his partner of 53 years over a decade before Stonewall. And someone just attacked him.

A man threw something at the journalist’s face because he thought he looked gay, according to police.

“I thought he was dead.”

She was angry to learn about his “gay behavior,” so she destroyed his apartment.

“Kiss her again, you dykes,” the man allegedly said before he attacked.

The victim’s parents think that the police officers are getting off easy.

Police released security video in order to identify the attacker, and another gay couple say the same man almost attacked them.

Stefano Brizzi admitted to killing Gordon Semple and trying to dissolve the officer’s body, claiming “Satan told me to.”

The New York City police hate crimes unit has its hands full with two fresh incidents of antigay violence over the weekend.

NYPD are searching for a man they say committed a homophobic attack on another man, who had to be treated for a head laceration which required a staple.

“They were saying, ‘You fags are destroying family values.’…I thought he was going to take a swing at me, but he sprayed me across the face.”

The explosion happened in Chelsea, a Manhattan neighborhood that’s known for its art galleries and large gay population.