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CommentaryFive years have passed since the Pulse shooting. Change didn’t come.
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.
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PoliticsSurprise! One of Trump’s legal eagles is a raving anti-LGBTQ activist
Jenna Ellis, member of the “elite task force” behind Trump’s electoral coup attempt, thinks LGBTQ people are “vile and abominable.”
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LifeHow one undocuqueer is helping his community heal from a national tragedy
The Pulse shooting in his hometown of Orlando abruptly changed his life’s trajectory.
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News (USA)Is the Pulse nightclub about to become a federal memorial?
“This is an important step to preserve an LGBT historic landmark at a time when many of these sites are being destroyed.”
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Bias WatchDozens of countries banned America’s ‘kill the gays’ hate pastor, but Ireland may let him preach
Anderson has encouraged his congregants to kill all gay people, calling it a “cure for AIDS.”
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LGBTQ HistoryPictures of Pride 2016: Remembering Pulse
Spontaneous commemorations mourn the Orlando massacre.
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News (USA)LGBTQ people will ‘die-in’ on the National Mall on Pulse shooting anniversary
The question now is: can the organizers pull it off?
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News (USA)Pulse survivor says he’s not gay anymore after religious conversion
He is now promoting dangerous “ex-gay” conversion therapy.
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News (USA)Not guilty: Jury reaches a verdict in the Pulse trial
Noor Salman was accused of helping the gunman who killed 49 people in an LGBT nightclub.
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News (USA)Prosecutors pretty much admitted they have no case against the Pulse shooter’s widow
By the end of the trial, prosecutors couldn’t explain how Noor Salman helped Omar Mateen, much less prove it.
