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This activist places billboards around Atlanta telling people “Black Trans Lives Matter”
Alex Santiago says “I just feel like … nobody cares” about violence against Black trans people in his own city. So he’s out to address that.
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Kelly Loeffler is out as owner of WNBA team that protested against her. An out Black woman is in.
The anti-LGBTQ ex-Senator not only lost her seat, but gave up ownership of the team to two out women, including one of the former Black Lives Matter-supporting players she proudly derided.
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Gina Carano booted from Star Wars series as her talent agency cuts ties over social media posts
Her offensive post on the Holocaust cost the Mandalorian actor the role – and a lot more.
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QAnon congresswoman sponsors bill to ban the rainbow flag at embassies
Marjorie Taylor Greene called the rainbow flag a “Hate America flag” and said it “doesn’t represent the vast majority of Americans.”
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Lawmakers are considering a Dolly Parton monument & we don’t know what took so long
“At this point in history, is there a better example, not just in America but in the world, of a leader that is [a] kind, decent, passionate human being?”
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Lesbian teen who got kicked out by family turns them in as possible MAGA rioters
“hi mom remember the time you told me I shouldn’t go to BLM protests bc they could get violent…this you?” she tweeted with a photo of her mom attacking a Black woman.
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A gay Trump supporter crowdfunded his trip to DC & is now bragging about storming the Capitol
Twice arresting for defacing Black Lives Matter murals, Marky Hutt spent weeks hyping up “PatRIOTS” for January 6, even claiming to receive security from the Proud Boys.
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Teen activist previously abducted by police arrested protesting in front of Trump tower
Nikki “Stickers” Stone was one of eight people arrested were charged with “disorderly conduct” after being in the road directly near Trump Tower.
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Already forgot everything from 2020? Here’s a review of the dumpster fire of a year.
In case you needed a reminder, or a reference. Because we’re sure you want to remember all of this.
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Is America so broken now that we can’t turn back? Do we want to turn back?
The daunting question as we approach 2021 is, invoking the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “where do we go from here?”