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Over the last two months, Facebook and Instagram have run at least 150 ads using the slur.

The family wants to leave “the hate out” of Zaya’s social media.

While the owner of the platforms celebrated LGBTQ people, conservative media riled rightwingers up during a particularly violent Pride Month.

“Never thought I would love a passport photo.”

You won’t have Ellen to kick around anymore.

Russia claims the social networks are promoting “nontraditional sexual relationships” to children.

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Yet another American sporting authority is accused of ignoring or allowing abuse against their own athletes.

The video shows the couple dancing, cuddling with their dogs and snuggling in a public park.

President Jair Bolsonaro claimed he read a report that fully vaccinated people are developing AIDS, but he hasn’t said where the report is or who wrote it – because it doesn’t exist.

“I really need u to understand, if u don’t like me doin this or anything I do, please don’t buy my albums, don’t come to my shows.”

Mj Rodriguez’s nomination for “Pose” is certainly a milestone for Hollywood. It also gives hope to the many other trans actors that suffered through erasure and negative representation.

The grandmother gave Kali her jewelry to show “I love and accept her.” “If I can be 87 and accepting, I’m sure so can you!”

Move over, Madonna, Adam Lambert, and Lil Nas X. This may have topped all the other live on-stage lip locks.

Michaela Kennedy-Cuomo criticized Instagram’s alleged censorship of LGBTQ topics as “vulgar fetishes and porn niches.”

It’s the award-winning actor’s first shirtless post since publicly coming out, and he couldn’t appear more radiant now that he’s himself.

The couple revealed they’ve welcomed a girl George into their family.

“I am thinking of my trans siblings and the collective pain that our community must endure to battle again and again for our right to exist,” wrote Page. Then he called for action.

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Smith is hoping for a day when award shows include all genders and are “reflective of the society we live in.”