#LGBTQNATION - #Actress #RosarioDawson comes out

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Actress Rosario Dawson comes out She's dating Sen. Cory Booker and now she's going to live her truth. Catholic school appears to force out two gay teachers because they’re engaged Parents, students and local politicians are now planning protests until the Archdiocese addresses their concerns. Professor who said he had a “free speech” right to misgender trans students loses court case The Constitution doesn't protect a Christian teacher harassing transgender students, even if it's his "sincerely held religious belief." Pete Buttigieg finally responded to Rush Limbaugh’s insults about his husband "I'm not going to be lectured on family values from the likes of Rush Limbaugh," Buttigieg said. Right wing minister claims being trans is a Jewish plot to make humanity androgynous Adam was intersex and Jews want to make everyone just like him, according to the interview subject of this White House-credentialed 'journalist'. Vladimir Putin says he won’t allow for LGBTQ families or marriages in Russia The longtime Russian leader told reporters that he's considering a constitutional amendment that would ensure that all parents of children "will be dad and mum." Bookstore trolls J.K. Rowling by donating money from her book sales to a transgender charity The "Harry Potter" author was widely criticized for an anti-transgender tweet earlier this year. So this bookstore is offsetting money that would go to her. Pittsburgh Dems endorse anti-trans Trump supporter over progressive bisexual candidate The local party also endorsed a primary challenger to the region's only black female representative from the area. Buttigieg’s advisor was accused of running a shadow Twitter. Then the real owner stepped forward Lis Smith laughed off conspiracy theorists that accused her of running a Nigerian supporter's account on behalf of Pete's campaign. LGB youth are still attempting suicides at a high rate – here’s how you can help them Despite lowering numbers in straight youth, two studies show that teens and young adults that aren't straight are still more likely to attempt suicide.