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The massacre of 49 people in Orlando five years ago was enough for the UN to condemn homophobia. Today, it’s not even considered a hate crime by the government and media.

The measure died in the Senate last year when Sen. Marco Rubio refused to support a memorial to the dozens of LGBTQ people who lost their lives in the mass shooting.

Online commenters complained that the performance’s composer is a straight white man rather than queer or Latinx like many of the victims who died in the 2016 shooting.

The Pulse shooting in his hometown of Orlando abruptly changed his life’s trajectory.

And the Baby Trump balloon will be flying overhead to welcome President Tempertantrum. #WinWithLove

Using cell phone data to verify attendance numbers at popular queer hotspots around the nation, here are the most popular LGBTQ clubs and bars in the nation.

He is now promoting dangerous “ex-gay” conversion therapy.

Because… Florida?

More than 48,000 votes for their favorite destinations and travel icons in 13 categories and we have the results.

Trans people are expected to support National Coming Out Day, but are you honoring Trans Day of Remembrance? You should be.

Where are they now and how are they doing?

“We’re here, we’re queer, get that Cheeto out of here,” was among the chants directed at Trump.

Unlike at Pulse, the attacker is not believed to be a member of any type of subversive or terrorist organization.

Some readers may find the video footage included at the bottom of this article traumatizing.

The grooms pledged their love just before a game and kissed as a goal horn blared.

Nearly one year later, LGBTQ victims and survivors of the Pulse massacre are being erased by politicians from local mayors all the way up to the governor.

There will be an art exhibit, a memorial service at the location of the massacre, and an evening ceremony at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando.

Two complaints from volunteers at The Center, filed last fall, painted a picture of chaos in the days after the massacre.

Some clubgoers are upset that they aren’t receiving money from a victims’ compensation fund since they were outside the club when the shooting began.

Police, he said, were victims, too, because they had to “get tested for AIDS-related conditions” due to all the blood from gay victims.