Nevada

“Am I queer enough? Am I gay enough? What if I end up heteronormative, am I straight? Y’all, we are all enough and worth celebrating!”

“Growing up, I was often told that I was not allowed to be myself, or to be in spaces that I was not welcome,” she said during the competition’s Q&A portion.

They got married in Canada, years before their state legalized it. Now that they’re getting divorced, when did their marriage legally start?

The judge granted a transgender man a passport, saying the government violated his Fifth Amendment rights.

“You can’t say that marriage is a union between one man and one woman. Until recently, that’s what the vast majority of Americans thought. Now, it’s considered bigotry.”

The head of Trump’s LGBTQ outreach held a disastrous press conference where he presented no evidence of fraud and even refused to identify himself by name.

His campaign has filed lawsuits in several states and is demanding recounts in a desperate bid to remain in power.

Nevada voters approved the only LGBTQ rights ballot initiative in the country yesterday.

The caucus has not been called by the Democratic Party yet, but Sanders along with out candidate Pete Buttigieg are the only candidates to win double-digit delegates in the primary so far.

Bloomberg shrugged off the accusations: some women “didn’t like a joke I told.”