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Nov 19 2023
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'Revolting': Neo Nazis March in Wisconsin Capital
Some two dozen mostly-masked neo-Nazis waving flags emblazoned with swastikas marched in Madison, Wisconsin, following a demonstration at the state Capitol where they chanted: "There will be blood." One legislator called the protest Saturday "alarming," and Governor Tony Evers called it "revolting." The all-male group repeatedly flashed the "Heil Hitler" salute and wore red shirts with the
The MessengerNov 19 2023
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Club Q shooting victims remembered one year after Colorado Springs tragedy
The community is honoring the five victims one year after the killings. One year ago, five people were killed in a shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub that left a small Colorado community grieving: Daniel Davis Aston, Kelly Loving, Derrick Rump, Raymond Green Vance, Ashley Paugh. More than a dozen others were also injured in the shooting. ABC News went to Colorado Springs earlier this year to speak
ABC News (Online)Nov 19 2023
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Colorado Springs events commemorate deadly Club Q attack
One year after an armed assailant unleashed a hail of bullets inside Club Q, killing five people and injuring 17 others, more than 200 people gathered outside the building to commemorate the lives lost and support the scores of people who still bear scars, physical and emotional, from the attack on what was considered an LGBTQ+ safe space. Raymond Green Vance, 22, Daniel Aston, 28, Ashley
Colorado Springs GazetteNov 19 2023
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A year after Club Q: Events around Colorado Springs commemorate deadly attack
One year after an armed assailant unleashed a hail of bullets inside Club Q, killing five people and injuring 17 others, more than 200 people gathered outside the building to commemorate the lives lost and support the scores of people who still bear scars, physical and emotional, from the attack on what was considered an LGBTQ+ safe space. Raymond Green Vance, 22, Daniel Aston, 28, Ashley
Colorado Springs GazetteNov 16 2023
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Michigan hair salon charged with discrimination over social media posts
(CBS DETROIT) - The Michigan Department of Civil Rights filed charges against a hair salon in Traverse City over social media posts that stated the salon would not service LGBTQ clients. The department argued Wednesday the social media posts are a violation of the state's Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act. "Studio 8 violated the law by denying their services to specific individuals based on sex
CBS News (Online)Nov 15 2023
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New Utah Pride Center leadership promises transparency, accountability
SALT LAKE CITY — A relaunch with new leadership is taking place at the Utah Pride Center in Salt Lake City, with staff promising to continue serving Utah's LGBTQ+ community. The center shut down suddenly over the summer, laying off staff and admitting to "inexcusable management," but at the time detailed a path to return. “Over the last 10 years, it's been a a bit of a shaky ride with the
FOX 13 Salt Lake CityNov 15 2023
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Salon owner faces discrimination charge over stance on potential customers with ambiguous gender identity
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — A hair salon that once told potential LGBTQ+ customers they were unwelcome if they didn’t identify as male or female and should see a dog groomer now faces action from the state of Michigan. The state’s Department of Civil Rights said Wednesday it has filed a discrimination charge on Wednesday against Traverse City’s Studio 8 Hair Lab, contending the business violated
Cleveland Plain DealerNov 13 2023
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Pope Dismisses Tyler Bishop
Pope Francis on Saturday ordered the removal of the bishop of Tyler. A one-line statement from the Vatican said Francis had “relieved” 65-year-old Bishop Joseph Strickland of the pastoral governance of Tyler and appointed the bishop of Austin as the temporary administrator. Strickland had been a leading critic of Francis, accusing him in a tweet earlier this year of undermining the faith.
East Texas RadioNov 17 2023
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Ron DeSantis' Florida drag ban blocked by Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court has demolished Florida governor Ron DeSantis’ attempts to ban drag performances in the state in a huge win for LGBTQ+ rights. A decision handed down by the court on Thursday (16 November) blocked the state law, which would have banned public drag performances which may have been seen by children. Restaurant chain Hamburger Mary’s, which features family-friendly drag
PinkNewsOct 20 2023
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders bans “woke language” in Arkansas
Anti-LGBTQ+ Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) has issued an executive order that prohibits “the use of woke, anti-women words for official state government business.” The order instructs all state government offices and agencies to replace inclusive terms with feminine ones: “woman” instead of “menstruating person,” “breastfeeding” rather than “chestfeeding,” and “birth mom” instead of
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