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Nov 29 2023
Opinion
Why Arab Americans don’t want to vote for Biden in 2024
Even before the Israel-Gaza war began, Arab and Muslim Americans were losing faith in the Democratic Party — for reasons that had little to do with foreign policy. They had become increasingly skeptical of the party’s leftward turn on cultural and social issues; lessons with LGBTQ+ themes in public schools had become a particular flash point. Those debates now seem small and fleeting.
Washington PostOct 06 2023
News
Alabama bins $16,000 worth of books because they were 'woke'
The Alabama Department of Education has ripped up more than $16,000 (£13,000) worth of teacher-training books because they covered LGBTQ+ and racial topics. A huge collection of the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s (NAEYC) developmentally appropriate practice books, containing a section on LGBTQ+ inclusion and equality, were destroyed. An offending excerpt from the
PinkNewsNov 21 2023
News
This may be Biden’s best hope of reversing his slide with Black and brown voters
President Joe Biden’s weakness in polls among non-White voters is boosting Republican hopes that the GOP is poised to extend its most important political breakthrough of modern times – and potentially to reshape the competition between the two parties along the way.
The most consequential political gain for Republicans in recent decades has been their increasing strength among working-
CNN (Online News)Oct 31 2023
News
Anheuser-Busch reports higher-than-expected earnings in Q3
Anheuser-Busch saw better performance in Q3 of 2023 despite still struggling in the U.S. after controversy surrounding Bud Light’s brief partnership with a transgender influencer.
The company reported revenue growth of 5%, more than was previously forecasted. Growth in the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific helped grow revenue even as the brand experienced weaker sales in the U.S.
NewsNationSep 26 2023
News
Governor signs law barring removal of LGBT books from schools
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Monday that will ban school boards from removing books that teach racial or LGBTQ topics in the classroom. School boards around the U.S. are removing books and materials from classrooms that parents have deemed inappropriate, causing books with overtly racial or sexual material to become a flashpoint in the culture wars. A.B. 1078, which
WNDOct 26 2023
News
The ACLU Is Challenging a Tennessee Law That Makes Sex Work While HIV+ a Felony
Four plaintiffs and an LGBTQ+ rights organization are suing the state of Tennessee in hopes of overturning its “aggravated prostitution” law, which forces convicted sex workers with HIV to register as lifetime sex offenders. The lawsuit, filed in West Tennessee district court on Tuesday, challenges a 1991 statute that made sex work a Class C felony when performed “knowing that [the sex worker
ThemOct 24 2023
News
Club Q relocating to Satellite Hotel in Southern Colorado Springs, no longer a nightclub
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - It has been nearly a year since the Club Q mass shooting in Colorado Springs that left 5 people dead and injured over a dozen. Club Q was a designated safe space for the LGBTQ+ community in Colorado Springs for 20 years, but it has been closed since the tragedy. While Club Q officials initially stated that they were going to remodel their original building,
KRDOOct 24 2023
News
A Year After the Tragic Mass Shooting, Club Q Announces Plans to Reopen
Club Q, the LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado Springs that was the site of a tragic shooting in November 2022 that killed five people and injured 17 others, has announced plans to reopen with a new name in a new location. Following last year’s mass shooting, the club was shut down. In February, owner Michael Haynes released a statement saying that Club Q planned to reopen in its original location
ThemOct 24 2023
News
Club Q Will Reopen With New Name And Location After Mass Shooting
Colorado Springs LGBTQ venue Club Q announced Tuesday it will reopen at a new venue miles away from its original location and will be renamed to The Q—a move that comes less than a year after the club was targeted in a lethal mass shooting. The club’s decision to relocate was informed by conversations it had with survivors, victims’ families and community members, according to a statement,
ForbesOct 24 2023
News
Club Q, club targeted in Colorado mass shooting, to reopen as 'The Q' in new location
DENVER — Club Q, the Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ nightclub targeted in a mass shooting last November that killed five people, has announced plans to reopen in a new location under a slightly different name. The club will reopen as “The Q” in a new location at the Satellite Hotel in Colorado Springs. The original location will not be reopening, according to a Tuesday news release, though the
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