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Pride flag burned outside of City Hall following bomb threat against drag event
The vandalism occurred just months after a bomb threat against a LGBTQ+-owned coffeeshop’s drag queen story time.
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“Hot” Bisexuals have begun phone banking against Kyrsten Sinema
“Cuff your jeans, grab your iced coffee, take your SSRI, and sit sideways in your chair,” the activists organizing the phone bank said. “We’ve got to let Sinema know that representation isn’t colorful wigs and great eyeliner.”
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Transgender woman says Tempe bar told her ‘we don’t serve your kind’
A transgender woman ignited a social-media firestorm Sunday when she reported on Facebook that she’d been kicked out of a popular Tempe, Ariz., bar because of her gender identity.
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Arizona pastor predicts ‘AIDS-free world by Christmas’ if all ‘homos’ are killed
TEMPE, Ariz. — A pastor in Tempe, Ariz. said Sunday that if humanity wants to have an “AIDS-free world by Christmas,” then gays should be put to death as God has ordered in the scriptures.
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Tempe voters approve protections for LGBT workers in city charter
TEMPE, Ariz. — Voters in Tempe, Ariz., on Tuesday approved a proposition to change the city charter to ban discrimination against LGBT city workers. The vote follows a move by the city council last February approving a citywide ordinance banning discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in areas of housing, employment and public accommodations…
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Tempe voters to consider adding protections for LGBT city workers
TEMPE, Ariz. — The city of Tempe could become the first city in Arizona to include sexual orientation as a protected class from workplace discrimination if voters approve a landmark city ordinance on Tuesday. Tempe City Councilman Kolby Granville says the amendment has been a longtime coming for LGBT residents of Tempe, but it’s up to the voters to pass.
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Tempe, Ariz., approves LGBT-inclusive non-discrimination ordinance
TEMPE, Ariz. — The Tempe City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a city-wide ordinance prohibiting discrimination against gay and transgender individuals in employment, housing and public accommodations.
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Tempe, Ariz., city council to hear legal advice on same-sex civil unions
PHOENIX — Another Arizona city may consider whether to approve civil unions that could include same-sex couples. The Tempe City Council plans late Thursday to meet behind closed doors to get legal advice on civil unions.
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‘Straight ally’ student denied prom queen run at Arizona high school
TEMPE, Ariz. — When you think of a high school prom, you probably imagine girls in beautiful dresses and guys in their tuxes, but a teenager says his rights were violated when a Tempe school told him he could not run for prom queen.