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The fraught history of LGBT performance at the College

The fraught history of LGBT performance at the College - In the following years, LGBT students would push back against discrimination on institutional and individual levels, working to establish safe spaces ...

No One Knows Who Will Be President in 2018. That's Frightening

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No One Knows Who Will Be President in 2018. That's Frightening - As the scandal and furor surrounding ousted National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and his ties to both the Turkish and Russian governments increasingly ropes in President Trump, it appears more and more likely that Trump knew of those illicit ties. Additionally, there’s the other information that Trump revealed to the Russians during an Oval Office meeting — that by firing FBI director James Comey, he had sought to end any investigation into his ties with Russia and its efforts to destabilize American democracy. With these nonstop bombshells and the ongoing investigations — which now include a special counsel — it appears that Trump is almost certainly involved in the scandal and possibly guilty of impeachable offenses. If Trump were clever enough, he would resign well before impeachment proceedings begin, and indeed, it has been revealed that the White House counsel has begun researching the articles

Beirut Has Become A Relative Refuge For Members Of The LGBT Community

Beirut Has Become A Relative Refuge For Members Of The LGBT Community - I sit down with one of the speakers, Joseph Aoun, who heads the LGBT rights group Helem. Tonight's event is about understanding your rights in the ...

Patriots become first NFL team to sponsor LGBT flag football championship

Patriots become first NFL team to sponsor LGBT flag football championship - The Gay Bowl was founded in 2002 and is the national championship for LGBT flag football teams. About 40 teams are expected to participate in the ...

Home Content News Court rules that a Kentucky printer may refuse to print LGBT Pride...

Home Content News Court rules that a Kentucky printer may refuse to print LGBT Pride... - The Kentucky Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a printer who refused to print a message for Lexington's Gay and Lesbian Services Organization.

Taiwan says yes!': In historic decision, top court rules in favor of same-sex marriage

Taiwan says yes!': In historic decision, top court rules in favor of same-sex marriage - The decision is a victory for Taiwan's LGBT activists, who have fought for ... LGBT campaigners never bought the notion that marriage rights are ...

Harris, Carper seek answers on LGBT omission from 2020 Census

Harris, Carper seek answers on LGBT omission from 2020 Census - Although he acknowledged in 2016 members of Congress sought to include LGBT questions, it wasn't clear whether the decision to omit them came ...

Indonesian province sets up anti-LGBT taskforce after gay men caned for having sex

Indonesian province sets up anti- LGBT taskforce after gay men caned for having sex - I hope there are no followers in West Java, no gay or LGBT lifestyle or tradition," Mr Charliyan said. ”If there's anyone following it, they will face the law ...

Fox News employees mocked black co-worker's hair

Fox News employees mocked black co-worker's hair - An African - American co-worker was singled out for particular abuse with colleagues 'making fun of his hair and impersonating his speech,' the suit ...

The terror of lynching haunts black Americans again

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The terror of lynching haunts black Americans again - The man who reportedly killed Collins was a white student named Seth Ubanski, who is said to have been involved with a Facebook group called Alt-Reich: Nation. A lynching is a spectacular murder that serves as a warning to a whole group, as did Jim Crow-era hangings and 2015’s murders at Emanuel AME Church. The Collins killing reinforces the fear in African Americans that there is no space or activity – not buying Skittles in a suburb, buying a toy in a store, or going to a party – which is safe for us.

College Won't Punish Pro-Life Group for Display Saying “Most Dangerous Place for African ...

College Won't Punish Pro-Life Group for Display Saying “Most Dangerous Place for African ... - A Maryland college Republicans club will not be punished for a display that drew attention to how the abortion industry targets African American  ...

Trump budget keeps pledges: Cuts for poor, more for military

Trump budget keeps pledges: Cuts for poor, more for military - At the same time, the blueprint boosts spending for the military by tens of billions and calls for $1.6 billion for a border wall with Mexico that Trump  ...

Why a 'liberal' Pope is hosting Donald Trump

Why a 'liberal' Pope is hosting Donald Trump - For while Trump has advocated building a wall to keep out migrants crossing into the US from Mexico , and said that the Mexicans should pay for it, ...

Illinois would lose if Trump hits Mexican sugar with tariffs

Illinois would lose if Trump hits Mexican sugar with tariffs - Egged on by U.S. sugar interests, the Trump administration is threatening to reinstate punitive tariffs on Mexican sugar imports unless new trading ...

US President Trump has never travelled and it's obvious

US President Trump has never travelled and it's obvious - US President Trump has never travelled and it's obvious ... Thousands of Americans cross the border into Mexico for Spring Break every year.

Mexican Govt. Says That Canceling Neoliberal NAFTA Would be 'Lost Opportunity'

Mexican Govt. Says That Canceling Neoliberal NAFTA Would be 'Lost Opportunity' - The treaty's cancelation would be “above all, a lost opportunity ... (because) NAFTA is good for the three economies, although there is no doubt it can be improved,” Videgaray said to reporters. U.S. President Donald Trump formally notified Congress last Thursday of his intentions to renegotiate the 23-year-old neoliberal trade pact with Canada and Mexico. Renegotiation of NAFTA was a centerpiece of Trump's presidential campaign, during which he called the treaty a “disaster” that has resulted in the loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs.