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Trump-loving nuts filmed themselves taking down “gay” mystery monolith. Now it’s back.
They drove over five hours to vandalize the structure because they hate “illegal aliens.” It has returned in less than two days.
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Angie Craig is the 8th out candidate to win a seat in the U.S. House
This could be the Congress with the most LGBTQ representation ever.
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Pot activist said Republicans paid him $15K to run third-party against a lesbian Democrat
Before his death from an overdose, the third-party candidate said he was recruited as a spoiler in Rep. Angie Craig’s election.
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Court rules that transgender students must be allowed to use the facilities of their gender
The transgender boy was forced to use an “enhanced privacy locker room” even though he never had a problem in the boys’ locker room.
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Don Lemon’s takedown of Mike Pence’s excuses for not wearing a face mask is on point
“Can you see my eyes? It’s not an eye mask we’re talking about.”
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Republican leader who sent their child to conversion therapy says child abuse makes people gay
Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka killed a bill that would have outlawed the dangerous practice of trying to turn kids straight.
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Ilhan Omar’s transphobic opponent banned from Twitter for making death threats against her
This ‘educator’ is just a conspiracy theorist spreading hate – but Twitter gave us something to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
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ICE continues to detain gay asylum-seeker without review, going against federal ruling
Darwin Bartillo crossed into America legally with his life partner and younger brother. Now, he’s caged in a homophobic environment, while his partner fights for him and his brother’s freedom.
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Amy Klobuchar tried to give an anti-LGBTQ Pentecostal group $500,000 in taxpayer funds
The group says homosexuality is similar to drug addiction and has called Halloween, Harry Potter, and Pokémon “Satanic.”
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Keith Ellison vows legal fight against company seeking a license to discriminate against gay couples
A Christian couple could actually win a religious exemption to discriminate against LGBTQ customers. But not if the state of Minnesota can stop them.