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Teen arrested for spray-painting homophobic and misogynist messages
Saturday, March 25, 2017The messages targeted white people, black people, hispanic people, gay people, black women, and the police. -
He brutalized two gay men — but in West Virginia, that’s not a crime.
Sunday, May 29, 2016In a decision this month, a judge ruled that West Virginia civil rights law protects people based on sex -- but not sexual orientation.
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