Gay Couple Attacked in NYC’s Times Square as Crowd Watched
It's not the first time LGBTQ+ have been attacked recently in the city.
April 17, 2023
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It's not the first time LGBTQ+ have been attacked recently in the city.
Police made the arrest on Tuesday night.
Authorities said that they are investigating the fire as a possible hate crime.
Erik Bottcher, who's up for reelection, is concerned with the recent spate of crimes against LGBTQ+ New Yorkers.
Erik Bottcher tweeted that people calling themselves "gays against groomers" had earlier vandalized the walls in front of his office.
Erik Bottcher said the assault happened when anti-LGBTQ+ protestors who called him a "groomer" attempted to storm his apartment building.
The bar's owner said police showed a shocking lack of interest in investigating the attacks, though.
The winners include several people of color and the youngest person ever elected to the council.
The gay City Council member had "groomer" and "pedophile" written in chalk outside his apartment building, where two people were arrested for trespassing.
The crime is being investigated as a potential hate crime.
A preliminary investigation found an unidentified person had removed and destroyed 160 flags in the area around 8 p.m. Thursday, according to police.
Friends remembered a talented artist and loving gay man.
New York’s chief medical examiner’s office said that two gay men were killed by “drug-facilitated theft.”
The hate group members yelled and screamed anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric before running away, bruised and bloodied.
Victories in Tuesday's election will push the number over that mark when all the winners take office, and the candidates represent the diversity of the LGBTQ+ population.
Reflecting on the legacy of the man who brought LGBTQ+ liberation to the White House.
Not your traditional attorney general, James considers fighting for us and other marginalized communities more important than taking on Donald Trump.
Looking at the groups that threaten drag queens, transgender people and the broader LGBTQ+ community.