George Takei

It’s not transparency if you only admit the truth after you’ve been caught.

A fireworks show of tweets from Ellen, RuPaul, Janet Mock and even Joan Rivers awaits you.

“I think the president is as foolish, and as uninformed, and as ignorant, as these trolls are,” Takei said.

The event was billed as a celebration of free press and served as a fundraiser for the Committee to Protect Journalists, reportedly raising $200,000 for the organization.

Donald Trump’s oldest son took to Twitter to mock LGBTQ students who are taking steps to block a Chick-Fil-A on campus.

After her story gained traction, with the help of George Takei, her apartment complex finally backed down and let equality reign.

The out actor tweeted, “I’m thrilled to be on board and want to honor all that has come before me.”

The actor and activist donated personal and professional items, including costumes, correspondence, and photographs.

George Takei knows firsthand what discrimination can lead to, but he offers a glimmer of hope as we all deal with “the unthinkable” having happened.

The museum announced the gift Wednesday and said the collection will be featured in an exhibition next year.