A religious leader blamed coronavirus on the gays. Now an LGBTQ org is suing him. | The religious right has a new coronavirus concern: people are touching their no-no parts | Don Lemon’s friend died from COVID-19. Now he’s calling out Trump’s handling of the pandemic.

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Aaron Schock is partying with a group of gay men in Mexico for his "self-isolation" The "Instagays," one journalist noted, "have a very different definition of 'social distancing' than the rest of us!" A religious leader blamed coronavirus on the gays. Now an LGBTQ org is suing him. Coronavirus is "God’s punishment" for marriage equality, he said. Human rights advocates worry his words will lead to violence. The religious right has a new coronavirus concern: people are touching their no-no parts It's the real "silent but deadly disease" that's being ignored. Don Lemon’s friend died from COVID-19. Now he’s calling out Trump’s handling of the pandemic. The CNN anchor didn't mince words when calling out the president for his inaction during a national crisis. Prides are getting canceled, so now organizers are coming together for an online, global Pride For the first time, Pride will come to every country on Earth on the same day as cities and countries band together to ensure LGBTQ people can celebrate despite the pandemic. Defiant pastor who kept church open despite coronavirus warnings dies a week later from COVID-19 He told the congregation he'd keep preaching “unless I’m in jail or the hospital" because "people are healed" in his church. New Power Rangers reboot could feature gay & trans rangers This would be the first transgender character to appear since it debuted in 1993. Georgia cops are cruising Grindr & charging men with “pandering” if they bring poppers to “hookup” And then the cops are publishing the men's mugshots in the local newspaper and claiming they're prostitutes and drug dealers. You don’t have to be the perfect “gay parent” right now. We’re all doing our best. Parents who are gay remain under scrutiny that other families aren’t, but you don't carry the weight of the entire community. Virginia is the first state in the South to make it illegal to discriminate against LGBTQ people "No longer will LGBTQ Virginians have to fear being fired, evicted, or denied service in public places because of who they are.”

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