Bernie Sanders

• Birth date: September 8, 1941
  
• Birth place: New York, New York
  

2021 presented many challenges for the LGBTQ community, but there were also many moments of love and acceptance if you knew where to look.

An opinion columnist recently argued that to save Earth, society will need “a few more Greta Thunbergs,” but “a lot more Elon Musks.” That would have the opposite effect.

The bisexual senator was one of eight Dems to vote against a minimum wage increase stipulation with the COVID-19 relief bill. But she’s the one receiving ‘Marie Antoinette’ comparisons.

The mom that hand-knitted Bernie’s famous mittens is a teacher living with her partner and her five-year-old daughter.

“It’s time for us to elect people with political courage, and who will center our most vulnerable and our low-income communities of color and reverse the policies that have hurt people who have the least access to capital.”

Bringing up other people’s private parts on 9/11 – again – is Ted Cruz’s way of proving to Trump that he’s worthy of the Supreme Court.

From the keynote address to the roll call of votes, LGBTQ people were front and center.

Florida for Bernie has rescinded their endorsement of the man who described coming out as “confessing and proud (to) stand for unnatural lusts and desires.”

Beth Doglio would become the state’s first out LGBTQ person to be elected to Congress.

Meet Jabari Brisport.

The party is uniting faster than it did in 2016.

Sanders was a favorite among LGBTQ people, but that wasn’t enough to beat Biden.

The only two major candidates left are former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders.

It is clear at this point that a Sanders nomination is not going to happen no matter how much we want it.

Donald Trump isn’t the leader America needs during a crisis, and voters have said that it shouldn’t be Sanders either.

While Biden spent his time gathering support after Super Tuesday, Sanders attacked the party. The results of last night’s elections showed it.

“Amy Klobuchar? Did she want to be a guest?” Buttigieg was asked.

James Duke Mason argues that with Pete Buttigieg out of the running, Joe Biden is the candidate that will deliver for the LGBTQ community.

The Senator from Wisconsin would make history as the first out person on a major national ticket. She could also serve as the critical bridge between Biden and the progressive wing of the party.

She said Biden “is authentic, genuine, and has a track record of building bipartisan coalitions to achieve results.”