Georgia

The US Chamber of Commerce says it supports LGBTQ equality but it is spending $2 million to support two anti-LGBTQ Republican Senators in their runoff election – and that race will decide the fate of LGBTQ rights.

If challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock defeat the incumbents, Democrats will effectively control the Senate – and end GOP efforts to block LGBTQ advances.

“I’m bringing this lawsuit to bring about change on behalf of a community that deserves the inherent dignity to simply exist.”

Nas’s response was priceless.

The Black Episcopal priest will become the third LGBTQ woman to serve as state senator when she’s sworn in.

“I’ll probably vote. Then I’m probably going to throw up when I’m done, and feel horrible about it.”

“People can be so shitty and selfish. Please don’t be like these people. This is appallingly gross.”

The “welcoming, all-inclusive congregation” in Georgia is the first in the country to break away due to the Methodists’ anti-LGBTQ stances.

The State Department’s handling of the case was needlessly cruel and furthered no compelling government interest, according to Immigration Equality.

For centuries, Jews and LGBTQ people have been accused of being predators out to harm children.