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Action News Jax reports.Video of the incident shows multiple students standing near members of the school’s Gay-Straight Alliance and yelling anti-LGBTQ slurs at them, including, “There’s only two genders, faggot.”One mother, who didn’t want to be identified in order to protect her family, said that her daughter had a Pride flag ripped out of her hand.That flag was later stomped on by members of the rally, who were also waving homemade Confederate flags.“It was terrifying, it was absolutely

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El País reports.During the attack, the group called the man “disgusting,” “shiteater,” and “maricón,” the Spanish word for faggot.One member of the group produced a knife and proceeded to threaten the victim, before cutting the man’s lip and ultimately carving maricón into his buttocks.Police in Madrid told El País that the attack was “the first assault of this kind that we have heard of” and that it would be investigated as a hate crime.Related: Three arrested after young gay man beaten to

Radio Free Europe reports. Igor Derbin, the director of the Dobrynin Palace of Culture, said he and other leaders of the theater were “outraged” by the performance.“‘Initially, the event was planned to be upbeat and positive. Their trick was a surprise for all of us.

Radio Free Europe reports. Igor Derbin, the director of the Dobrynin Palace of Culture, said he and other leaders of the theater were “outraged” by the performance.“‘Initially, the event was planned to be upbeat and positive. Their trick was a surprise for all of us.

LGBTQ Nation reports.In video of the incident shared to Twitter, Murray can be seeing pouring water over chalk murals at the south entrance to BYU’s campus.The murals were created as part of an event last week to show support for the university’s LGBTQ students, after a series of anti-LGBTQ incidents.One of the people filming Murray asks him if he’s “feeling a little less homophobic” as he finishes pouring his water.“Oh, no, faggots go to hell,” he responds.“The gay community is just being over

said on Aug. 15, urging followers to “pray the Rosary for him.”After testing positive, Burke, 73, tweeted on Aug.

homophobic robotext referring to him as “a gay Democrat” to delegates ahead of the Virginia GOP’s nominating convention on Saturday, May 8.The lawsuit, filed by Del.

reports.Lawmakers told the Independent that the new law would not be thrown out in court, like the country’s infamous “Kill the Gays” bill. Introduced in 2013, it proposed the death penalty for same-sex sexual relations.That was later reduced to life in prison and the bill was signed into law in 2014, drawing international condemnation.

statement, ADF echoed the argument made in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case involving a baker who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding: that so-called “creative professionals” should have the “freedom to create art consistent with their beliefs without fear of the government closing their business or throwing them in jail.”“Just as the government cannot compel a lesbian baker to create a cake condemning same-sex marriage or an atheist playwright to wax positively about God, New York cannot

Associated Press reports.The 51-year-old had traveled to Florida — during a pandemic, no less — to perform at Bike Week in Daytona Beach.

estimated 181 attacks on LGBTQ people during his time as president.He arguably led one of the most anti-LGBTQ administrations in recent history, including banning transgender people from the military, arguing that it should be legal to discriminate against LGBTQ people, and trying to prevent the children of same-sex parents from having U.S.

Golf Channel, Thomas said he was “extremely embarrassed” and called it “inexcusable.”“There’s no excuse,” he said. “I’m an adult.

passed the Act last year, but it has stalled in the Republican-controlled Senate.

reports.Around 50 people attended the protest, which seemed to be directed at the economic impact of California’s attempts to curtail the coronavirus pandemic by imposing new restrictions.While at the rally, Bisignano, dressed in a “Trump 2020” t-shirt, was filmed calling a counterprotester a “faggot.” Bisignano also called the person filming her a “Nazi” and a “new world order Satanist.”“Say it again,” the person who captured the video said to Bisignano.

shared footage of Jackson revealing that he had been absent for “the last week…because I was tested positive for COVID-19.”“I’m healthy. I’m sound.

From the Bottom Up, was pardoned in February by President Donald Trump after being convicted in 2004 on federal conspiracy charges for her role in a car theft ring. She is the goddaughter of Alveda King — the niece of Dr.

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states that “every person who is guilty of the infamous crime against nature, committed with mankind or any animal, is punishable by imprisonment in the state prison not less than five years.”Lawyers for the plaintiff, known only by the pseudonym “John Doe,” stress that they are challenging only the aspects of the “crime against nature” regarding people, and do not object to the prohibition on sex with animals.In 2003, the U.S. Supreme Court found in the landmark Lawrence v.

extremist anti-LGBTQ hate group “Warriors for Christ,” told the Christian Post that his daughter’s First Amendment rights were violated after she was told to leave Livingston Academy in Livingston, Tenn.His daughter Brielle, who is 15, wore a t-shirt with “homosexuality is a sin” written on the front, as well as “1 Corinthians 6:9-10,” which is a Biblical passage interpreted by many Christians as outlawing homosexuality — though the exact translation is still subject to debate.“My 15 year old

previously stepped back as president of the private Christian evangelical university, taking an indefinite leave after racy photos emerged of Falwell with his pants unbuttoned at a yacht party.Falwell, 58, has become known for his steadfast loyalty to President Trump, the strict code of behavior he expects students at Liberty to abide by, and his fierce opposition to the acceptance of LGBTQ rights.But he has now formally resigned as president of the university established by his father,

CBS12 News.Jones’s story was later shared on Twitter and on several local South Florida news outlets, including the Miami Herald.  But now someone appears to have taken the Herald story and turned it into a robotext that’s being sent around to voters ahead of the Aug.

assaulting a gay man in June, allegedly because he was angered at an LGBTQ Pride flag flying outside the victim’s home.Michael Lee Cates, 34, of Brockton, was charged with assault and battery with serious bodily injury, and assault and battery with intent to intimidate, according to the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office.Cates was identified through his license plate, which the victim remembered and reported to police on the day of the attack.

more than 114,000 people becoming infected and more than 7,200 deaths in the state, the sign suggested that the virus was a “political agenda.”It also featured a fake quote from U.S. Rep.

Newsweek.“For Bergoglio and his entourage sodomy is not a sin that cries out for vengeance in the presence of God, as the Catechism teaches,” said Viganò.

Boston 25 News.Anderson claims the man swore at him, called him a slur, and punched him in the face. He then returned to his car and sped off.“I saw the guy just come up and yell those nasty words at my husband and then hit him two or three times and then took off back into his car and screeched away,” Jacob Anderson says.

statement earlier this month in support of LGBTQ servicemembers and the ten-year anniversary of the repeal of DADT —  a policy that prohibited gay and bisexual people from serving openly — stating that USMC is “committed to living the values we defend and treating everyone equally, and with dignity and respect.”“This June, Commanders and leaders are encouraged to take time to recognize the 2020 LGBT Pride Month, and promote participation in observance events throughout their local communities,”

Rev. Louis P. Sheldon — Photo: YouTube

Robin Vaughn – Photo: Facebook.

Naoufal Moussa – Photo: Instagram.

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U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski — Photo: U.S. House Office of Photography/House Creative Services

Monmouth basketball fans taunt a rival player from Siena – Photo: Pamela Banz, via Facebook.

State Sen. Mike Young

The anti-gay sign in Bossier City, La. – Photo: Facebook.

Kennedy Catholic High School – Photo: Facebook.