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The journalist walked off after claiming his co-panelist and host were trying to ‘deflect’ attention from the fact that Omar Mateen deliberately attacked gay people. 
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19% of LGBT employees across the EU feel discriminated at work. More needs to be done to tackle the distinct disadvantages they face.
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Scotland is politically the gayest country on the planet according to Labour's Kezia Dugdale - who just became the fourth Scottish leader to come out.
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When police learned that Justin Adkins was transgender, they moved him to a chair next to a bathroom, denied him food, and handcuffed him for hours.
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Centuries of studies have tried to examine the value of homosexuality to human beings as a species.
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What's behind the closure of London's most famous lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) bars?
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When I worked in a Chester County hospital in the late 1970s, newspapers showed stories of a massive Gay Rights march down New York's Sixth Avenue. One urologist shook his head contemptuously and said, "These protests are a fad, a phase!
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In celebration of Obergefell v. Hodge we went out for drinks at Legal Sea Foods in Harvard Square. While enjoying the evening summer breeze, my spouse said we could have this experience all year if we moved to a milder climate.
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We have witnessed the effects of the sexual revolution. We have allowed ourselves as a country to place our own individualism first instead of placing what’s good for children and families first. The result: a society that says live and let live.
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WASHINGTON -- A recruiting setback for Democrats, a disappointment for community service groups and two insights on the same-sex marriage ruling helped fill our final Sunday trip around the Inside ...
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Supreme Court rulings on same sex marriage and ObamaCare keep Republicans from intraparty warfare and unite the party for 2016.
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When Netanyahu says those who seek to protest the continued siege of Gaza should go to Gaza to protest the Palestinian violation of gay rights but not the Israeli violation of Palestinian rights, he is suggesting that gay rights should be the...
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BOSTON -- Consider the stunned disbelief, perhaps of a somewhat aggressive sort, that would have greeted anyone who might have told a tavern crowd in Dorchester or Southie three decades ago that...
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DUBLIN: Irish voters backed same-sex marriage by a landslide in a referendum marking a dramatic social shift in the traditionally Catholic country, government ...
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When it comes to a sweeping and multifaceted topic like “the history and future of gayness,” no single piece of writing can possibly cover everything. My new long-form piece “What Was Gay?” which is live on Slate today, is no exception.
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Our sexuality constantly changes, says Emer O’Toole, whose book describes her gender-bending coming of age in Galway
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Life is getting better for LGBT people, one voice at a time.
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You know that bill we told you about in Utah? The one that saw the Mormon church rally their members to stop certain anti-discrimination practices directed towards the LGBT community in the state?
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Homophobia is allowing politicians to manipulate public opinion for their own gains and fuels the division of a critical mass that demands the benefits of African labour and resources for the African people. Further it divides a critical mass into struggles over identities rather than over multiple layers of injustice and oppression that are inherently connected.
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The Seattle columnist said that sometimes you have to be just as vile as conservatives to get their attention
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A human rights commission report warns that anyone believed to be LGBT under the Islamic State control is likely at imminent risk of death.
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Ever since Syriza was swept to power on a wave of anti-establishment feeling in January, interest has, understandably, focused on what the party’s victory means for Greece’s external politics.
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As Anti-Homosexuality Act is set to be reintroduced, local activists have built a broad coalition that links the bill with other social issues.
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Her early hits were about boy trouble, but she's remembered for her anthems of empowerment
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In the United States, 12 states plus the District of Columbia allow gay couples to marry, and more are preparing to change their laws as well. Polls also sho...
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