The ‘Black Cat gay riot’ is well-known… it’s also a myth | Here’s how one man plans to win nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people nationwide | Election Day should replace Columbus Day as a federal holiday

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Bullies tormented & raped a gay student. His mom says the school covered it up. A mother is suing a West Virginia school board for allegedly doing nothing to protect her gay son from physical, verbal, and sexual abuse. The ‘Black Cat gay riot’ is well-known… it’s also a myth When cops wreaked havoc at the Black Cat Tavern, history labelled it "a riot"... but what really happened there? Here’s how one man plans to win nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people nationwide Gerald Bostock's legal challenge will be heard at the Supreme Court on Tuesday along with two others. His attorney has three arguments he insists will sway the court. Election Day should replace Columbus Day as a federal holiday Giving workers a holiday so that they could vote would increase voter turnout. That's why Republicans hate the idea. The FDA just approved a new drug to prevent HIV transmission Up until now, Truvada was the only drug approved to be used as PrEP. But now Descovy may do the same thing with fewer side effects. Which design for the Pulse memorial will you choose? With six designs to choose between, the public is being asked to help decide which one will honor the mass shooting victims and survivors. America’s first transgender woman pro-wrestler is making her move Nyla Rose is shaking things up in professional wrestling. A gay couple was pepper-sprayed in the face because they were holding hands "I thought I was never going to see again. I thought I was going blind." Inside Elton John’s cancer fight: ‘I was 24 hours away from death’ In his upcoming autobiography, the legendary singer reveals that his touring of South America almost cost him his life. Ellen & George W. Bush were yukking it up while hanging out together at a football game This year, two of Bush's Supreme Court appointees could decide that federal law doesn't protect LGBTQ people.

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