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Trans woman makes history by winning cisgender Nevada beauty pageant “Growing up, I was often told that I was not allowed to be myself, or to be in spaces that I was not welcome," she said during the competition's Q&A portion. Gay couple beaten after kissing in a subway station by man yelling “Aren’t you ashamed?” That's not a hate crime in Italy. Rapper Lil Mama wants a “heterosexual rights movement” after facing backlash for hateful comments She went on a tirade about transgender women's genitals and called them "depopulation at any cost." But she wasn't expecting the backlash she got. New shampoo ad tells the heartwarming story of trans girl raised by lesbian moms "It made me feel good and confident and it made my insides match my outsides." North Korea’s only gay defector finds love in America "I went to so many hospitals in North Korea because we thought that I had some sort of physical problem." Viral Twitter meme hilariously imagines the fictional women that people would come out to We wish we'd had the chance to come out to these real-life and fictional women. The Atlanta shooter was fueled by Christianity’s unhealthy attitude toward sex The purity culture fuels a warped view of sexuality that makes women and LGBTQ people symbols of sin and temptation. GOP lawmaker who called LGBTQ people “deviants” who want “special privileges” apologizes The 80-something Republican said it was "accepted by society" to say LGBTQ people had "some deviant sexuality" while debating a gay/trans panic defense law. Cops stopped a trans woman because she didn’t make eye contact, then they beat her up The cop suspected she had an arrest warrant because she didn't make eye contact with him. She didn't have one. America’s anti-Asian sentiment began with its super-racist immigration laws Before the Atlanta shootings and Trump calling COVID-19 the "China virus," America had a long history of aggressive anti-Asian immigration laws. LISTEN: LGBTQ Families (w/ Jim Obergefell) Alex is joined this week by Jim Obergefell, the lead plaintiff in the Supreme Court case that made marriage equality the law of the land in the U.S., to discuss the latest battles for... Listen at: Apple Podcasts · Google Podcasts · Spotify · Stitcher