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While draconian acts were expected from Russian government entities, an event in Ukraine caused significantly greater consternation among local activists.

Russia calls the members of the Azov Battalion anti-LGBTQ neo-Nazis. But Ukraine’s queer community is calling them heroes.

The Putin regime’s focus on humiliating the LGBTQ community inside Russia is being utilized as a part of their war efforts against the Ukrainian populace as well.

Agatha Williams, a metal fabricator from Denver, Colorado turned front-line aid worker aiding civilians amid the Russian invasion, joined the relief effort. Here is what they’re doing every day now to help the Ukrainian people.

Josh Duggar had a reality show and led rallies against LGBTQ equality a decade ago. Now he’s getting locked up for possessing porn depicting children as young as 18-months-old.

“I’m pretty sure those Nazis have the same opinion of that flag as you do.”

Of course Jen Psaki was ready with a clapback.

Olga Polyakova and her group, Gender Stream, are helping them all.

As a transgender journalist covering the war in Ukraine, I’m particularly vulnerable. Even more so after Russia’s Ministry of Foreign affairs started posting about me on social media.

“I don’t think Russia has a right to exist anymore.”