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18-year-old Frederick man will serve 4 years in prison for anti-gay assault
An 18-year-old Frederick man will serve four years in prison after pleading guilty to strangling a man he perceived to be gay.
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Story District presents its 11th annual Out/Spoken
Story District joins with Team Rayceen for this year's annual LGBTQ Out/Spoken.
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Montana man will not be listed as sex offender for 1994 conviction for consensual gay sex
A federal judge ruled that a man convicted of having consensual gay sex in 1994 should not be required to register as a sex offender.
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Gay penguins form couples at London aquarium ahead of mating season
Four penguins at Sea Life Aquarium in London are preparing to hatch eggs together after forming same-sex couples
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DC Comics celebrates Pride month with “Be Gay, Do Crimes” and other superhero stories
DC Comics' DC Pride celebrations will feature LGBTQ stories and special variant covers for iconic characters, including Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman
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Alleged neo-Nazi who said gay people should be “purged” told police he’s bisexual
Andrew Dymock allegedly called for "disgusting" gays to be purged, but told investigators he couldn't be a Nazi because he's "bisexual"
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Not even Republicans support Caitlyn Jenner’s bid for governor
Caitlyn Jenner started her campaign for governor by throwing transgender youth under the bus -- and it's gone downhill from there.
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Capital Pride unveils a host of colorful, vibrant June events
Capital Pride scales up its earlier plans in light of the mayor's recent re-opening announcement.
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Log Cabin Republicans mock ‘sappy, gay’ resolution honoring country singer TJ Osborne
Tennessee Log Cabin Republicans mocked a resolution honoring TJ Osborne, but urged a veto of a bill singling out trans-friendly businesses.
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D.C. is lifting capacity restrictions. What does that mean for gay bars?
Bar owners are excited but awaiting further guidance about the District's plan to end COVID-19 restrictions on June 11.
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Transgender prisoner sues DC over Department of Corrections policy housing her in men’s unit
A prisoner in D.C. Jail has filed a class action lawsuit challenging a policy that places transgender female inmates in men's units.
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Ellen DeGeneres ending talk show after accusations of toxic behavior and sexual harassment
Ellen DeGeneres called it a creative decision, saying her eponymous daytime show is "not a challenge anymore."
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Marvel’s newest hero is the dreamy queer mutant Somnus
LGBTQ mutant Somnus has the power to control others' dreams and will debut in Marvel's Voices: Pride #1 in June
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Texas Democrat revives anti-trans sports bill out of spite
Texas State Rep. Harold Sutton Jr. revived a bill to bar trans athletes from competing in sports to retaliate against fellow Democrats.
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Seattle Police reject Franklin Graham’s invitation to “appreciation dinner,” citing support for LGBTQ officers
Seattle Police Department refused an "appreciation dinner" invitation from Franklin Graham in solidarity with the force's LGBTQ officers.
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Missouri Christian school tells teachers to expel gay students or lose their jobs
A private Christian school in Missouri reportedly required teachers to expel gay students in order to keep their jobs
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‘Always Sunny’ star Rob McElhenney celebrates his lesbian moms
Rob McElhenney called his two moms a "great gift" in a spotlight for GLAAD, adding that he was "so proud" of them
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German priests reject Pope’s anti-gay message and bless same-sex unions
Dozens of priests coordinated to bless gay couples' unions, defying a Vatican decree on "sinful" same-sex marriages
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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America elects California pastor as its first-ever transgender bishop
California pastor Megan Rohrer has become the first transgender bishop in the Lutheran Church, and in a major U.S. Christian denomination.
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Biden administration restores nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ patients in health care
The Biden administration will adopt precautions to ensure health care providers and hospitals are not denying care to LGBTQ patients.
