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The man allegedly threatened to “blow” a security guard’s “skull off” before getting tackled on a sidewalk.

“I would tell them to persevere.”

“They torture my soul. I’m being persecuted for who I am when I serve with dignity, honor and respect…. I’m treated like trash,” the officer said.

“It was a huge power imbalance of this grown man and his camera crew — and these 14- to 18 year-olds without their phones, just high school kids,” one student said.

The Duke Ellington School of the Arts believes that by rejecting “cancel culture,” but showing students they can “should balance creative freedom with protecting the rights and dignity” of others, they can have a “teachable moment.”

Former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama are serving as producers for the Netflix film. They’re currently casting actors to film in Pittsburgh and DC.

The attacker screamed that the man is a “f****t” and his family is “not Americans” right before he started hitting the man’s parents.

It is simply not right that residents of the District of Columbia are denied equal representation in the very city that boasts the strength of American democracy.

Nellie’s Sports Bar continues to face sustained protests, especially after taking down their Progress Pride flag. Now the Washington DC bar’s facing an investigation.

The “march” was part of a “tour” by a group of “former” gays through the nation’s capitol, lobbying for conversion therapy and against LGBTQ rights.

She made the claim while explaining why she voted against honoring police officers.

Two gay House members – David Cicilline and Mondaire Jones – are helping lead the charge.

“I want this nightmare to end. I haven’t slept much since the election because I’m sad that Donald Trump is not our president. He’s gonna be our president though.”

Trump danced to America’s favorite gay anthem throughout the campaign. The protestors took it back.

Welcome to America’s capital.

The design used the “Progress Pride Flag” design that incorporates the trans flag and stripes for people of color.

After a white supremacist group announced a rally in DC, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were there. Events did not go as planned.

They were protesting the Trump administration’s attacks on transgender people.

Her manager would come up behind when she was at the cash register and whisper: “Do you like that woman?”

The indicted woman’s lawyer defended her by saying, “It’s not like she cried fire in a crowded theater.”