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Michele Bachmann Admits Trump Is an LGBT Opponent, Not Ally - Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed he's an ally to LGBT people. But Michele Bachmann has a theory, that God intervened in the election so Trump ...

How Much Money Has YouTube Made from Hate Speech? - Many vehemently anti- LGBT videos still appeared this month with advertising shown before or alongside content on the platform. Meanwhile ...

How Tanzania Is Cracking Down On LGBT People — And Getting Away With It - Following the arrest of nearly a dozen men late last year, the government has been terrorizing its LGBT community and imperiling Tanzania's HIV ...

Bridging the chasm between LGBT and Mormon - I frequently encounter an attitude that if a person is lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender ( LGBT ) and Mormon, the only healthy option for them is to ...

LGBTQs, backers march for acceptance, anti-discrimination bill's support - But we have a goal for this year which is to support the passage of the Anti-Discrimination Bill to create a LGBT -friendly environment,” said Nadalos.

Trump chooses Christian anti- LGBT advocate to replace homosexual army secretary - While his nomination by the president would still require approval from the Senate, his confirmation for the post would keep him out of the running for the 2018 gubernatorial race. Meanwhile, news of his nomination was met with apprehension by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. The American Military Partner Association (AMPA), the country's biggest network of LGBT military spouses and relatives have expressed their worry over the conservative Christian's impending appointment. "We are deeply concerned over reports that Mark Green will be nominated as Secretary of the Army," AMPA President Ashley Broadway-Mack told LGBT Weekly. "Green has made a shameful political career out of targeting LGBT people for discrimination. All soldiers and their families, including those who are LGBT, should have confidence that the Secretary of the Army has t

LGBT employees protected from workplace discrimination, appeals court rules - A ruling by a USA appeals court in Chicago reopens the question of whether the 1964 Civil Rights Act's protections apply to LGBT workers in the same ...

How football fans, political leaders, and religious cues can change minds on LGBT rights - It's not just people finding out that they know and love someone who is a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender ( LGBT ) community.

Consider Central American reality before deportations, report urges - Consider Central American reality before deportations, report urges ... without looking at which Latin American country people are being returned to ...

Donald Trump, Jews and the myth of race : How Jews gradually became “white,” and how that ... - For most of American history, that wasn't the case. Jews were a separate race , as blacks and Asians are today. But over time Jews became white, ...

Is There Opportunity in Mexico's Uncertainty? - Since Donald Trump's win in November, Mexico has offered investors a roller-coaster ride. The Mexican peso fell more than 15% between November ...

Trump administration must avoid trade wars - The Trump administration is aiming to take a tougher approach to ... Nebraska sold $1.4 billion worth of merchandise to Mexico in 2016, up from $900 ...

Chicago's ' Mexico of the Midwest' Fights Fallout from Fear of Trump - Chicago's ' Mexico of the Midwest' Fights Fallout from Fear of Trump ... La Villita, a historic section in southwest Chicago that is billed as the Mexico of ...

Drug Smugglers Have Already Beaten Trump's Wall - The "great, great wall" Trump wants to build isn't just aimed at stopping the people from crossing illegally into the United States; it's also supposed to stop the narcotics. But it isn't going to work. To be blunt, the U.S. government is not likely to outspend the drug cartels at the border. Even if Trump is willing to put up the $21.6 billion the Department of Homeland Security estimates constructing a barrier would cost, the illegal drug trade is a $350 billion international business, according to the United Nations World Drug Program. A 2014 report from RAND Corp. estimated the American drug market for the four most prevalent illicit drugs—cannabis, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamines—at $100 billion annually. The profit incentives to find ways over, under, around, or through any border infrastructure are high, and the cartels have more than enough money to spend on R&D.

US had 'no conversation' with Mexico about paying for Trump's border wall, Rex Tillerson admits - US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said he had "no conversation" about Mexico paying for Donald Trump's border wall when he met the country's ...

This can't be good for America':GOP lawmakers are taking the lead in stopping Trump's border wall - Donald Trump's plan to build a wall along the U.S. and Mexico border is running into a wall of its own as GOP lawmakers are taking a lead in opposing ...