Hillary Clinton: 'This Is A Moment When All Americans Need to Stand Together' (Video)

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Hillary Clinton: 'This Is A Moment When All Americans Need to Stand Together'
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee spoke about the massacre in Florida at a rally in Cleveland, where Republicans meet to choose their nominee next month.
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Hillary Clinton: 'This Is A Moment When All Americans Need to Stand Together'

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee spoke about the massacre in Florida at a rally in Cleveland, where Republicans meet to choose their nominee next month.

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While countries once targeted by American evangelical activism begin dismantling anti-LGBTQ+ laws, the United States is building new systems of restriction and surveillance, writes Josh Ackley.

The Lancaster Police department is currently investigating the incident.

The court halted Trump administration practices and required case-by-case assessments for transgender inmates.

The LGBTQ+ community in Las Vegas is reeling after the president of Henderson Pride was accused of violence.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

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The New York congresswoman said she believes “there are chances” the United States has already had a gay president, and The Advocate’s archives suggest she’s right.

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The bills would affect where transgender people can live, learn, and be recognized in law.

This internet discourse is getting out of hand very quickly.

Critics say the law’s vague language puts events and LGBTQ+ visibility at risk.

The appeal could determine how far school districts can go in punishing teachers for books that touch on gender identity and inclusion.