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Trans woman sues Chick-fil-A after an employee sexually harassed & threatened to beat her up
When she reported lewd sexual comments from her co-worker, the franchise’s owner allegedly said he’d have to investigate her if she kept reporting harassment claims.
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Here are the 10 stories you, the readers, clicked on the most in 2021
From Jen Psaki to Lauren Boebert, Chick-fil-A‘s money funding hate to LGBTQ youth standing up for themselves, here’s what you were interested in this year.
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Now conservatives are pissed at the Salvation Army for being too pro-gay & anti-racism
The evangelical church has been boycotted by the LGBTQ community and supported by the right for years, but this year the tables have turned.
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Beto O’Rourke will run against anti-LGBTQ extremist to be governor of Texas
Can an LGBTQ ally win in the Lone Star State?
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Chick-fil-A inspired Texas’ new abortion ban
Texas’s abortion ban was modeled in part on a bill to “save” Chick-fil-A. Now conservatives are hoping for a win in a bizarre chicken lawsuit.
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Group that partnered with Lil Nas X for Satan Shoes is serving Chick-fil-A on Sundays for $6.66
Is this a case of “HELL YES!” or “GOD NOOOOOOO!”? The art collective wants everyone to Eat Mor Chikin on holy days.
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No one wants to work for Chick-fil-A. They can’t figure out why.
A bunch of franchises say they are “in the middle of a hiring crisis” and “labor shortage” while conservatives blame “lazy” workers. They can’t imagine any other reasons why no one wants to work there.
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Christian organization attacks fast food for being too pro-LGBTQ
A consumer group allied with anti-LGBTQ hate groups told supporters to avoid Burger King and McDonald’s “whenever possible” and instead go to Wendy’s, although they also don’t like their “progressive” company culture.
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Lindsey Graham swears he’ll go to “war” to defend Chick-fil-A from Catholic students
The sassy senator from South Carolina is ever so peeved about fried chicken and potatoes.
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Gay lawmakers want Chick-fil-A banned from the New York Thruway’s rest areas
The New York State Thruway Authority will spend $450 million to modernize the system to include popular fast food chains.