NBA player Dwyane Wade forced to defend his preteen son from anti-LGBTQ trolls

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NBA player Dwyane Wade forced to defend his preteen son from anti-LGBTQ trolls If you're looking for a hero today, we have a suggestion. Billy Dee Williams identifies as gender fluid, reveals acceptance of multiple pronouns Everything you're about to read is true - the 'Star Wars' actor describes gender and his role in a 70s male 'love story' film. Mother who brutally stabbed her son to death for being gay gets 25 years in prison The mother admitted she stabbed her son, drove his body out to a deserted cane field, and set it on fire. In dangerous defense of Trump, the religious right has begun fighting a holy war Conservative evangelicals and Catholics are claiming anyone who disagrees with Trump is in league with Satan - and AG Bill Barr sides with them. The Trump administration is erasing transgender people from government websites While multiple references to the LGBTQ community have disappeared, trans people are specifically being erased entirely. Goodbye Rosario: “Will & Grace” actress Shelly Morrison passes away at 83 She played Rosario on the hit show, but she also appeared in dozens of other TV shows and movies. One fifth grader was thankful for two dads. That triggered this substitute’s homophobic rant. The crazed substitute teacher subjected a class to her rambling until she had to be escorted from the school, just because one child has a home with gay parents. Update: St. Louis County claims it’s okay to discriminate against gay police officer Desperate to avoid paying out a $20 million dollar verdict - with interest and fees - new lawyers are trying any tactic to get the judgement set aside. Are you really boycotting Chick-fil-A? We conducted a survey to find out. The numbers we analyzed (in conjunction with the team at Hornet) on how gay people feel about Chick-fil-A may surprise you. The Supreme Court is considering the case that could gut LGBTQ protections for good The case involves three Muslim men suing FBI agents, but the religious right could use the verdict to enshrine exemptions in the law.