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Donald Trump launches birther attack on Kamala Harris. She was born in the United States.
“I would have assumed the Democrats would have checked that out before she gets chosen to run for vice president.”
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Newsweek runs “birther” editorial from antigay activist claiming Harris is ineligible to be Veep
The conspiracy theory that Harris isn’t a natural-born U.S. citizen – even though she was born in Oakland – is spreading.
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Black lesbian political powerhouse announced as Kamala Harris’s chief of staff
When a man jumped on stage during the presidential debates and stole Harris’ microphone last year, Karine Jean-Pierre took care of the business.
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Statue of white supremacist will be replaced with one of man who said AIDS is God’s punishment
North Carolina wants to replace a statue of a racist in the US Capitol with one of preacher Billy Graham, who described homosexuality as a “sinister form of perversion.
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Trump administration memo explains how to spot a transgender woman
The memo says homeless shelters can use “factors such as height, the presence (but not the absence) of facial hair, the presence of an Adam’s apple” to find suspected trans women.
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Trump administration will let homeless shelters refuse transgender people
Transgender people may be forced to sleep in the street as a result of the policy meant to “better accommodate religious beliefs of shelter providers.”
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What happened inside the White House on the day the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage?
Former President Barack Obama’s reflections on what happened that day will leave you in tears.
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Mondaire Jones is gay, Black & progressive. He’s also likely to be a Congressman next year.
Progressive candidate Mondaire Jones is set to win the Democratic primary, but mail-in votes still need to be counted.
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The most powerful form of protest is voting
Protesting and voting are not mutually exclusive.
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This is how America reacted when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of LGBTQ rights
Everyone from Barack Obama and Pete Buttigieg to Black Lives Matter and the NCAA celebrated yesterday’s momentous Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ rights.