Marginalized communities turn to gun ownership in fear of Trump’s authoritarianism
LGBTQ+ people, people of color, and liberals are embracing their Second Amendment rights.
November 17, 2025
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LGBTQ+ people, people of color, and liberals are embracing their Second Amendment rights.
The Planned Parenthood shooter wasn't a "transgendered leftist activist," and we don't know yet if the San Bernardino killers had direct ISIS ties. Politicians should focus first on actions, like gun ownership, and motivations second.
Amid the chaos of this administration, more guns are getting into the wrong hands. We're often the target.
Trevor Noah calls the Lone Star State out of the closet, saying its artillery affair is no secret.
The California Senate approved a bill to this effect Wednesday.
Sen. Barack Obama accepted his Party's history making nomination for president Thursday night with a speech that was also momentous for its inclusion of gays and lesbians.
Activists are refusing to stand down to the NRA.
Such prohibitions would set a dangerous precedent linking identity with criminality.
Kentucky's Jim Gray challenged incumbent Rand Paul to stop letting suspected terrorists buy guns in the U.S.
Philadelphia officials say the accused shooter, Kimbrady Carriker, was a cisgender man. And he was more interested in gun rights than Black Lives Matter.
Advising LGBT people to take up arms in self defense actually puts the most vulnerable among our community at greater risk, says this queer researcher and media analyst.
The national gun lobby with a vise grip on Congress is a deeply racist institution, writes Amanda Kerri.
Thanks to the National Rifle Association encouraging guns in public spaces, peaceful protests will routinely turn into domestic warfare.
A grammatical error in the virulently anti-LGBT platform makes it appear to state that Texas has a majority-gay population.
Stevens, who died Tuesday, was a reliable champion of LGBTQ equality on the Supreme Court.
The act, reauthorized this week in a bill signed by President Biden, now includes a grant program designed to aid LGBTQ+ survivors of sexual assault or domestic violence.