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Unsung heroes: LZ Granderson breaks barriers for black men in journalism
If you’ve never heard of LZ Granderson, we’re just going to assume that you’re not into sports. Or politics. Or watching television.
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Jake Tapper grills Marco Rubio on marriage equality: ‘You’re the candidate of yesterday’
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) – who on Monday formally announced his candidacy for president – appeared on CNN’s “The Lead with Jake Tapper” to discuss where he stands on a number of issues.
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Chris Cuomo breaks down how Indiana’s ‘religious freedom’ law legalizes discrimination
Peter Sprigg, senior fellow for policy studies at the anti-gay Family Research Council, debates Indiana’s “religious freedom” law with CNN “New Day” host Chris Cuomo.
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CNN’s Chris Cuomo grills Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore on same-sex marriage
CNN’s Chris Cuomo grills Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore on Thursday on the subject of same-sex marriage in Alabama, and his order to state probate judges to defy a federal court ruling.
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Mike Huckabee compares same-sex marriage to alcohol, profanity
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee says gay marriage is akin to alcohol and profanity – options the Republican weighing a 2016 presidential bid says are appealing to others, but not to him.
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The RidicuList: Happy Birthday, Anderson Cooper
From Tuesday night’s AC360 on CNN: “How is this for a birthday surprise? Anderson thought he was reading tonight’s RidicuList on a bear sleeping in a hammock, but that’s when some of the biggest names in news delivered unforgettable birthday messages.”
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Don Lemon has opinions, and CNN is rewarding him with more airtime
NEW YORK — CNN’s Don Lemon, the 48-year-old openly gay news anchor, has attracted attention by adding his opinion to stories he’s telling. His bosses are rewarding him with more airtime, and his visibility has increased this spring through coverage of the missing Malaysia Airlines plane and other stories.
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LGBT History Month profile: Journalist Anderson Cooper
Anderson Cooper is an award-winning news anchor, author and talk show host. Born in New York City to a prominent family, Anderson Hays Cooper is the son of Wyatt Emory Cooper and heiress and entrepreneur Gloria Vanderbilt.
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CNN has no excuse for continuing to call Chelsea Manning a man
Major news organizations have honored Chelsea Manning’s explicit request to be identified as a woman, but CNN continues to make excuses for misgendering Manning in its news coverage. CNN’s “policy” on identifying transgender people contradicts the guidelines set forth by GLAAD and the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association, which both state that transgender people should be referred to by their preferred name and gender identity, regardless of the presence of a legal name change or gender reassignment surgery…
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CNN guest jokes Chelsea Manning will get ‘good practice’ being a woman in prison
CNN host Fredricka Whitfield continued to incorrectly refer to Chelsea Manning as a male as one of her guests suggested that providing Manning with hormone therapy while in prison would be “beyond insanity” and suggested Manning could get “good practice” presenting as a female in prison: