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Life
Jennifer Coolidge is Harvard’s 2023 Woman of the Year
The award honors “performers who have made lasting and impressive contributions to the world of entertainment.”
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Politics
Ketanji Brown Jackson couldn’t hide her contempt for Ted Cruz’s dumbest question
Ted Cruz wanted Ketanji Brown Jackson to tell him if he’s allowed to be Asian. She needed a moment before responding.
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News (USA)
The pandemic is hitting LGBTQ families harder than straight people
LGBTQ households reported more financial problems and more problems with their kids’ educations as a result of the pandemic.
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Life
This ‘homo historian’ is uncovering LGBTQ history & educating followers on social media
Dr. Eric Cervini is an authority on 1960s gay activism that opened his ‘Magic Closet’ to showcase his knowledge alongside looks online.
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Warren supporter says Pete Buttigieg saved her from a potential assault
She claims that Buttigieg helped stop three men from attacking her outside of a bar when they both attended Harvard. She’s still voting for Elizabeth Warren.
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News (USA)
Kevin Jennings set to take over as CEO of Lambda Legal and take on Trump’s judiciary
The trailblazing educator, author, and founder of GLSEN will further diversify his resume by going over to the legal-focused fund.
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News (USA)
Thinking of attending Yale? You might just fit in more if you’re LGBTQ vs. conservative
The Yale Daily News released a study called “Class of 2022: By the Numbers” where it revealed that approximately 23% of the freshman class identified as LGBTQ.
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News (USA)
The Bible might have originally been OK with gay sex
A biblical scholar argues that a ban on gay sex wasn’t originally a part of the Bible.
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News (USA)
Transgender people opting for gender confirmation surgery is dramatically on the rise
But will the Trump administration’s attacks against the transgender community include ignoring an Obamacare mandate that helped make this positive trend a possibility?
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News (USA)
An ex-gay activist who says gays are ‘broken’ was invited to speak at Harvard
She said she stopped being a lesbian when she understood that “homosexuality is sinful, abominable, and unnatural.”
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News (USA)
Harvard caves to Trump supporter & takes away Chelsea Manning’s fellowship
Harvard doesn’t deny that she would have brought an important point of view to their students, they just think she’ll make them look bad.
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News (USA)
What do Chelsea Manning & Sean Spicer have in common?
The pair don’t have much in common, but now there’s a connection.
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News (USA)
RFK Jr.’s son busted after brawl with dude-bros, defending his gay friend
“Conor has always reacted against bullying,” said Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. “I’m happy he stood up for his friend.”
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News (USA)
He? She? Ze? Colleges add gender-free pronouns, alter policy
Students at Harvard are now allowed to indicate which pronouns they use, with suggested gender-neutral options like “ze” or “they.”
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Life
Neil Patrick Harris accepts ‘Hasty Pudding’ award from Harvard drama troupe
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Neil Patrick Harris, dressed in a wig, lingerie and red heels, took the stage at Harvard University on Friday to accept the 2014 Man of the Year Award from America’s oldest undergraduate drama troupe.
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Life
Harvard professor apologizes for anti-gay remarks at financial conference
A Harvard professor has apologized for anti-gay remarks when he said famed British economist John Maynard Keynes’ philosophy was flawed and he didn’t care about future generations because he was gay and didn’t have children.
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News (USA)
‘Harvard Law Review’ elects first openly gay president
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Mitchell Reich, a second year at Harvard Law School, has been elected the first openly gay president of the Harvard Law Review, a journal of legal scholarship published by an independent student group at Harvard Law School.
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News (USA)
LGBT library books doused with urine was an ‘accident,’ says Harvard dean
On Monday morning we reported that dozens of books dealing with LGBT subject matter, were vandalized at a Harvard library with what appeared to be urine. But now the college has announced the damaged books were the result of an “accident,” and not a suspected hate crime as University police originally suspected.
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News (USA)
Harvard College investigating vandalized LGBT books as hate crime
At least 40 books at a Harvard University library dealing with LGBT subject matter have been vandalized with what appeared to be urine, and University police are investigating the incident as a hate crime.