LGBTQ-Supportive Texas Church Firebombed After Right-Wing YouTube Video
The video's makers deny any connection to the attack, and police haven't established one, but the investigation continues.
July 27, 2023
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The video's makers deny any connection to the attack, and police haven't established one, but the investigation continues.
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