GOP trans sports bill exposes children to genital inspections by sexual predators, Democrats warn
Democrats say the bill would open the door for sexual predators to exploit young people.
January 15, 2025
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Democrats say the bill would open the door for sexual predators to exploit young people.
The actor "just wanted one positive thing to come out of" the role, he revealed in his memoir, Sonny Boy.
The “anti-groomer” right-wing radical group member himself admitted to engaging inappropriately with children.
It's a shameful power play, writes Julianna S. Gonen of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
As soon as it became known that the shooter may have identified as trans, the right-wing media outrage ecosystem went to work.
Erick Adame says that the unwanted attention and continued seeking out of videos of him have left him hurt.
The magazine urged "USA Hotties" to read cheesy pick-up lines and show off their goods. Few complained about the somewhat-creepy display, though.
The weird perk of being made a political football.
LGBTQ+ and missing? The Trump administration doesn’t seem to care.
Sex work becomes the nexus point of introspection & exploration in this daring film.
Desperate to validate the "don't say gay" bills, Florida Republicans stoop to new lows calling LGBTQ+ advocates groomers.
"It's a sign that companies and celebrities will exploit social justice work for fame and visibility, and that is just really troubling," said the Black Lives Matter activist in a TMZ video.
The antigay preacher claims an abuse case in Minnesota shows schools shouldn't hire LGBT teachers.
The president-elect used the tragedy to warn of the threat of foreign-born terrorists. Omar Mateen was a homegrown menace.
The Smallville star pleaded "not guilty" to sex trafficking for a cult, but it's now confirmed she married a woman to keep her in the country and in the cult.
Anna Wintour, siding with the accusers, said new rules protecting employees would be put in place at Vogue and Conde Nast.
“The billionaires are targeting the most marginalized people in the world,” Sarah Kate Ellis, GLAAD president and CEO, said.
Right-wingers are calling the performance sexual exploitation, although they've forgiven the admitted exploiter in the White House.