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February 10, 2024 View this email in your browser

Here are this week's most popular positive stories. Like this newsletter? Share it with a friend. Everyone could use a little good news. Sometimes I write articles that don't get as much traffic as I think they should. This week, two super cute pieces got overlooked on social media. Colman Domingo's sweet (and slightly shocking!) story about how he met his husband is lovely. And I was surprised that this story about a hate crime victim who turned his experience into a job helping other people didn't do better. Book banner humiliated at Florida school board meeting. She fled without saying a word. Banning books isn't the successful tactic it was last year. Arizona parents took over a library board meeting and Moms For Liberty chapters nationwide are imploding. Related: Our article, "Book banners came for this Colorado town. They didn't anticipate resistance." has been nominated for a prestigious journalism award. Read More Cheers erupt after Republicans kill attempt to erase trans people from Iowa civil rights law Not even the GOP would back this atrocious bill. A drag queen won her defamation lawsuit against an extremist This was about standing up to our bullies and saying enough is enough.  Indiana launched an anti-LGBTQ+ tip line. Mayhem & memes started right away. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita learned how the internet works. Town will pay $500k for banning Pride festivals & making homosexuality illegal You can't put a price on pride, but a half-million bucks is a good start. Florida teacher has a secret shelf of banned books Students are grateful and willing to keep the secret to protect them. Seattle cops raided gay bars & quickly got their chains yanked over it LGBTQ+ people aren't in trouble. But the cops are. Meet the Mexican newscaster who does his show in drag Guillermo Barraza is not your normal presenter. And it's put his life in danger. South Dakota pays trans group $300k & apologizes Gov. Kristi Noem (R) actively discriminated against the group - and her staff admitted it. Not Done Yet INTO: The tale of the gassy muscle bottom will have you screaming GAYCITIES: How to make friends while flying solo QUEERTY: Rugby star Tom Garratt addresses that leaked gay video SOCIAL: He looks like a professional

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