LGBT hate crime

An unknown woman shouted slurs at the two men holding hands before she pulled out her pepper spray.

Neighbors kept “pouring in” to paint the woman’s house in rainbow colors as a giant “F- you” to the monster stalking her.

The driver shouted homophobic slurs at the couple before he called other drivers over to beat them.

His rage-fueled attack lasted half an hour, as the couple tried to escape on foot and then by car. He punched the window out of the car to continue the rampage.

When they refused to give the blackmailer any more money, they were attacked with tear gas by four masked men.

This is the fifth time she has been the victim of an anti-gay hate crime.

Police described him as “just a working man, making a living for his family, and he didn’t get to come home.”

Police are still looking for two other suspects who attacked the gay couple in New York City.

LGBTQ people face immense violence and discrimination. These stories helped humanize the statistics and made other victims feel less alone.

They punched one of the victims in the face and then kicked him when he was on the ground.