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Macho man JD Vance says he hates ‘good-looking guys with beards’ during weird manufacturing speech

The vice president admired another man’s appearance while visiting Maine — and added to his administration’s growing catalog of hypermasculine body talk.

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179 lawmakers tell SCOTUS not to let taxpayer money-accepting religious preschools reject LGBTQ+ families

The justices will decide whether religious schools may accept public preschool funds while turning away children because they or their parents are LGBTQ+.

Gay New Jersey detective says supervisor groped him — and bosses did nothing
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Gay New Jersey detective says supervisor groped him — and bosses did nothing

Russell Kingsland is seeking $1.5 million, alleging years of homophobic harassment and retaliation inside the state Attorney General’s Office.

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Gay adult performer Christian Styles dies at 29

The GayVN winner was a successful adult performer who made a name for himself on OnlyFans.

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Two covers and 15 years: How a portrait of Nancy Pelosi brought my career full circle

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Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi explains the view toward the U.S. Capitol from her office to photographer Mike Nelson at the Longworth House Office Building in Washington, D.C., on July 23, 2026.

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November 17, 2011, was an unusually exciting day in my young career as a photography assistant. Working in a creative field meant I didn’t usually wear a button-down shirt and tie on the job, but that blustery autumn afternoon was different. I was at the U.S. Capitol in the large, ornate office of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. Keep Reading →

'Strange Fruit' in 2026: Why LGBTQ+ people cannot look away from racial terror

Portrait of Billie Holiday, Downbeat, New York, N.Y., ca. Feb. 1947. (Colorised black and white print).

Billie Holiday, whose 1939 recording of “Strange Fruit” became a powerful protest against the lynching of Black Americans, performs in New York circa 1947.

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In 1937, Abel Meeropol, a Jewish high school teacher from the Bronx, saw a photograph he could not shake. The image showed Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith hanging from a tree after they had been lynched in Marion, Indiana. Haunted by what he saw, Meeropol wrote "Strange Fruit." Two years later, Billie Holiday transformed it into one of the most devastating protest songs ever recorded. Keep Reading →

Rosie O’Donnell got into Donald Trump’s orange head on Kimmel: ‘I know you're watching’

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Rosie O'Donnell taunted Donald Trump on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, saying "hi, I know you're watching."

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Twenty-four years ago, Rosie O'Donnell sat behind a talk-show desk calling every attractive man who crossed her stage a "cutie patootie," a running bit that became her signature even as most of America had already put two and two together about the woman delivering it. Keep Reading →

The despair on the USS Abraham Lincoln exposes the deadly fraud of Pete Hegseth’s machismo

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ARABIAN SEA - APRIL 16: USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) conducts U.S. blockade operations related to the Strait of Hormuz on April 16, 2026, in the Arabian Sea.

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When you've survived a suicide attempt, or attempts, as I have, then you know what it feels like for the walls to close in and the dark to feel permanent, and no one hears you or understands you. When hope disappears, and when there seems to be only one solution. Keep Reading →

Two washed-up NBA players are using trans people as punchlines in a pathetic political stunt

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Royce White and Enes Kanter Freedom are claiming to identify as women for the purposes of basketball.

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Two failed NBA players have found a new way to make a mockery of transgender people, and they’re using women’s professional basketball to do it. And just like every other attempt to delegitimize trans human beings, it will fail. Keep Reading →
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