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Tammy Baldwin will face an anti-LGBTQ+ Republican who called being trans “insanity”
Tammy Baldwin was the first out LGBTQ+ person elected to the Senate. She’s facing an anti-LGBTQ+ opponent this year.
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Mississippi just elected its first-ever out gay state legislator: Fabian Nelson
He said he’d like to repeal an infamous anti-LGBTQ+ law to lure businesses back to his home state.
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There’s a new gay president on the world stage
Latvia, a former Soviet republic, has selected an out gay man to be the country’s president.
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Gay Missouri candidate is “mad as hell” after vandal defaces his campaign banner with anti-gay slur
Justice Horn said he has faced homophobic emails, comments, and words said in-person on the campaign trail as well as multiple death threats.
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An out politician recounts how he saved his gay neighbor’s life by donating his kidney
Brian Sims didn’t share that he donated his kidney at first to avoid seeming like it was done for political points. Now his heartwarming story is bringing attention to a life-saving issue.
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He was denied his varsity letters in high school because he was gay. He’s getting them at age 79.
Tom Ammiano was denied an honor in school because of his “high-pitched voice and effeminate mannerisms.” He just got it.
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Out Democrat Brian Sims announces run for Lt. Governor
“We are the antidote to broken politics,” the liberal firebrand said in a video announcing his 2022 run.
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Fort Lauderdale’s out mayor faced intimidation & slurs from Trump supporters. He was still reelected.
Mayor Dean Trantalis had pink flags left around his home and slurs hurled at him. He’s not alone in being targeted.
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Meet John Blair, the gay Democrat running for Congress in New Mexico
“We are frankly on the verge of an infrastructure crisis, and I think because of the experience I have had, I am best positioned to represent this district,” Blair says.
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Democrat blasts his gay primary opponent for holding a fundraiser with drag queens
“I’m not sure he represents the people who” go to church, the Democrat said about his gay opponent.