Chaya Raichik

Amidst right-wing attacks and a rise in demand from LGBTQ+ youth, stressed-out workers say it’s time to unionize.

Even right-wingers are getting tired of their queerphobic schtick.

The creator of the anti-LGBTQ+ social media account was recently banned by Slack.

One crank said the umbrellas violated his “First Amendment rights”… which… no.

We spoke with three artists swept up in this unprecedented wave of intimidation to see how they are in the aftermath.

“This is the party that cannot pick on anyone their own size.”

The move follows right-wing outrage over a queer prom in the state that featured a drag performance.

As long as the party keeps letting extremists set the terms of the debate, there will never be a difference between the fever swamps and the highest levels of the GOP.

A woman in a video taken from the riots looks a lot like her, and other evidence suggests her possible attendance.

She also mentioned that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis invited her to stay at his mansion earlier this year.

Far-right group Project Veritas published an edited, undercover video implying students were being indoctrinated into queer sex.

The Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh called on police to “break down the doors” of LGBTQ clubs and arrest drag queens. A firebombing followed.

He had already called for “death con 3 on Jewish people,” but JK Rowling’s Twitter activity seems even worse now.

They spent the year saying that LGBTQ people want to molest your children, turn them trans, and ruin their lives. They don’t believe that led to violence.

“We are eternally grateful for the brave individuals who blocked the gunman, likely saving lives in the process.”

Conservatives falsely claimed in August the hospital was performing hysterectomies on “young girls.”

“Reminder: if you spread hate while wearing Pit Vipers, we will use your money to combat your efforts.”

“I seriously hope that the next workplace shooting occurs at our organization and snuffs out everyone who approved of this,” one threat read.

He willingly worked with a far-right outlet whose “grooming” accusations have led to death threats against LGBTQ allies.

“What I’m saying is that the problem is not, per se, teenage pregnancy — it’s unwed pregnancy.”