A third of Americans wouldn't be surprised if LGBTQ people began rioting again

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A third of Americans wouldn't be surprised if LGBTQ people began rioting again Is this a sign of how bad things have gotten under Trump? A lesbian couple found this heartwarming note from a neighborhood kid on their front step They couldn't have possibly known how much that front porch has meant to the young person who wrote the note. Man arrested after threatening to ‘kill every gay person I can’ at St. Louis pride festival He has been charged with making a terrorist threat after threatening to kill LGBTQ people and himself at the popular pride festival. Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods will make Bible prices skyrocket & his base isn’t happy about it Thoughts and prayers? JetBlue just hired two hilarious ‘Drag Race’ queens to read their customers before takeoff Bob would like to remind everyone, "Restrooms are located at the rear of the plane... You can't pee up here." Joe Biden dropped by the Stonewall Inn to buy a round of drinks He bought the surprised patrons a round of beers. After football players burned a pride flag, this high school is responding perfectly "We have one rule in our program, and that is not to embarrass yourself, your family or your team. That rule was broken." Hate group leader named chair of U.S. Commission on International Freedom Yes, the man who has said Islam “is incompatible with the Constitution" is now the head of the government commission tasked with investigating violations of religious freedom. I fled Nigeria to come to America as a refugee. Now I welcome other LGBTQ asylum seekers. When LGBTQ activist Edafe Okporo arrived at JFK airport, he didn't know anyone in the US. Now he runs RDJ Refugee Shelter, providing homeless asylum seekers with temporary housing. And on World Refugee Day he's telling his story. Clarence Thomas suggests the Supreme Court’s marriage equality ruling should be overturned The Supreme Court punted on another case involving an anti-gay baker, but the biggest impact on marriage equality may have happened in an entirely different case.