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Navy officially launches support ship named after gay trailblazer Harvey Milk
“Today, we are celebrating something much bigger than tolerance,” Milk’s nephew, Stuart, said at the christening ceremony for the USNS Harvey Milk.
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An insurance ad is being celebrated by Stevie Nicks & condemned by the religious right
We live in strange times. (But, seriously, the commercial is adorable!)
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Columnist hits out at people “bullying” Kyrsten Sinema over civil rights as “creepy”
A column suggests that if she’s given “some space” to come up with a “new plan” while stalling Democrats’ agenda, Sinema could still save her Senate seat – and even win election to the White House.
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Commentary
Five years have passed since the Pulse shooting. Change didn’t come.
The massacre of 49 people in Orlando five years ago was enough for the UN to condemn homophobia. Today, it’s not even considered a hate crime by the government and media.
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The Navy reports the ship named after Harvey Milk is more than halfway done
A welcomed development from the Navy — that once discharged the civil rights leader — just in time for today’s observation of #HarveyMilkDay.
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Commentary
Is the Democratic Party heading straight into a looming midterm disaster?
Ghosts of midterm’s past have not seemed to haunt Democrat leaders in the present into effectively planning for the future. Will they avoid repeating their mistakes?
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John Lewis’s motorcade stops at rainbow crosswalks to honor his support for LGBTQ people
The civil rights icon’s funeral will be held today. Former President Barack Obama will deliver the eulogy. Bill Clinton and George W. Bush will also participate.
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Commentary
Restoring the Voting Rights Act honors John Lewis
To honor John Lewis, we need to vote out the Republican thug-ocracy this November.
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GOP congressional candidate attacks NBA player’s 12-year-old trans kid on social media
“I am a woman that loves men and appreciates masculinity. We need our men. We need our sons. We need our brothers.”
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The AIDS Memorial Quilt will be moved to a new permanent home in San Francisco
The 540-ton quilt will return to the city of San Francisco, where it was first created, to become part of “Center for Social Conscience.”