public apology

Dana Nessel, the Michigan’s first out gay statewide official, wryly told her constituents “the events which transpired that fateful day” before the big football game.

A new video lays out a powerful case against the government and for the need for a formal apology.

The 80-something Republican said it was “accepted by society” to say LGBTQ people had “some deviant sexuality” while debating a gay/trans panic defense law.

The manager said “Happy Birthday Lesbian” is inappropriate for a Dairy Queen cake.

McCaskill apologized on Twitter for using a “hurtful term,” saying she was “tired.”

Bloomberg had referred to a hypothetical transgender woman as “some man wearing a dress,” and trans people as a “he-she or it.”

Azaelia Banks’ Instagram is a roller coaster between her pandering to and talking down to ‘the gays’, who she claims she is tired of – for now.

“We should have done more to follow the movement of God’s Spirit, and we are sorry for our failure.”

Sherrie Eriksen, the clerk for the small town of Root, New York, has done something no other anti-gay clerk has done… She apologized and promised it wouldn’t happen again.