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The U.K. government plans to propose a ban on gay conversion therapy that doesn’t protect trans people. LGBTQ people protested.

“Just because we have rights in law doesn’t mean that everyone is truly accepting of” gay people.

“The way he hit me it caused my teeth to cut my inner lip and my inner cheek so I was bleeding,” the victim said.

Officers discussed slapping their female partners, saying “it makes them love you more,” and joked that their “dad kidnapped some African children and used them to make dog food.”

“I literally just thought they were about to stab us,” one of the victims said about the men shouting slurs at them.

Hundreds showed up outside of the British broadcaster’s offices months after they published an article claiming that it is common for trans lesbians to “pressure” cis lesbians into sexual relationships, citing two anti-trans organizations.

“You were just spitting at us and calling us homos. You’re on camera!” Josh Barnett shouted at the man.

Two lesbian power couples – Marmalade and Chickpea, Marama and Rocky – have been preparing their nests, collecting pebbles, and waiting in anticipation of mating season.

A Golden Arches franchise will help a gay night club qualify to reopen by serving their meals with the bar’s drinks.

From feeling out of place in middle America to dealing with a hate crime – that could have been worse – across the pond, there are constant reminders that trans people are not welcomed everywhere.