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The attacker can be seen winding up and swinging hard into the back of the victim’s neck.

“The support I feel whenever I’m at an LGBTQ event brings me back to this day…”

“It’s insulting to see a generation behave like this when our elders had to survive an epidemic to fight for our rights,” one witness told LGBTQ Nation.

“I’m celebrating myself being gay, openly gay, and to be attacked by that, it’s very personal and it’s very hurtful.”

The Proud Boys members tried to argue self-defense, but the jury wasn’t buying it.

He says he has a recording of her berating him at work and calling him “a little homosexual boy.”

The top brass seem to be stonewalling an apology, saying, “I think that’s been addressed already. We’re moving forward.”

Police have released video of the attack to identify the attacker.

He allegedly shouted the n-word while punching a black construction worker.

Two women will be getting married on one of the world’s most famous landmarks.

“We just seem like a normal New York family.”

The driver denied everything, but the judge didn’t believe him.

“Kiss her again, you dykes,” the man allegedly said before he attacked.

The alleged victim says that police are refusing to investigate it as a hate crime.

The judge said he gave them the boot “because their conduct violated Uber’s policy prohibiting sexual contact” and not their sexual orientation.

The ride was so awful, the company’s CEO said drivers like the one they got “don’t belong on Uber.”

A new website designed to aid members of the LGBTQ community searching for healthcare is providing an easy resource for the community.

The group wasn’t even allowed to say why they wanted to march before the host committee turned them down.

“Nobody was in the closet. There wasn’t any closet.”

But some say the choice of the gay councillor emphasizes the lack of diversity in citywide leadership.