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Gay man’s wrist slashed to the bone at start of Pride Month in horrifying attack
“Next thing I know, like, I had a hole in my arm. Like blood was gushing everywhere,” the survivor said.
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New York Times finally admits former mayor Ed Koch was gay nine years after his death
The AIDS epidemic took a terrible toll in New York City. It was made worse because Ed Koch was afraid that it might reveal the truth about himself.
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Actress Tommy Dorfman stuns Met Gala with rubber gown & “Protect Trans Kids” bag
“My first Met feels like a beautiful alignment. I love anything cinched, corseted, and to the floor.”
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New York City will plaster billboards across Florida to protest the Don’t Say Gay law
“We are going to loudly show our support and say to those who are living in Florida, ‘Listen, we want you here in New York,”‘ said NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
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I lived unapologetically as a Black gay man in the 70s. Now I’m aging with pride & dignity.
“So much has changed and I know my generation has made a significant contribution to the growth,” writes activist Alston Green.
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Gay lawmaker snaps as NYC mayor says he’ll hire “kill the gays” pastor for “faith-based” position
The state senator called Fernando Cabrera “a bigot and has no place in City Hall.” The mayor’s response was shocking.
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A trans woman who hasn’t been convicted of a crime was raped 3 times in prison. She’s suing.
Latee Brockington was allegedly raped three times in a men’s prison, and she is still in a male facility living in constant fear.
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Sarah Palin busted eating out in Manhattan right after testing positive for COVID
Sarah Palin tested positive on Monday and was spotted eating at fancy restaurants on Tuesday and Wednesday. Of course she isn’t vaccinated.
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Kindhearted man trying to help out a stranger was targeted in shocking anti-LGBTQ attack
The attacker asked a 22-year-old if he could borrow his cell phone. Things turned ugly when he saw the stranger’s background photo.
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Hanukkah benefit concert for Jewish LGBTQ youth organization faces death threats
A member of a band performing for the concert received a call that suggested his faith called for “killing people at events like this.”