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        Hillary Clinton Returns to Spotlight, Defends Black Women
    Hillary Clinton is finally "out of the woods," and is using her voice to defend journalist April Ryan and Congresswoman Maxine Waters from Republican attacks.
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Hillary Clinton Returns to Spotlight, Defends Black Women

Hillary Clinton is finally "out of the woods," and is using her voice to defend journalist April Ryan and Congresswoman Maxine Waters from Republican attacks.

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Hillary Clinton Returns to Spotlight, Defends Black Women

Hillary Clinton is finally "out of the woods," and is using her voice to defend journalist April Ryan and Congresswoman Maxine Waters from Republican attacks.

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“Drain the swamp,” the former transportation secretary said about the cabinet official's financial entanglements.

Advocates gathered in New York City to denounce the decision, urging lawmakers to shore up protections for LGBTQ+ young people.

Experts say common online habits, such as reusing identifiers like "spiderkash," can leave even senior government officials vulnerable to exposure.

No arrests have been made yet, and police are looking for more info.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

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Most Popular

The anti-LGBTQ+ politician is asking for "privacy," but the internet isn't giving it to her!

After the former DHS secretary’s husband, Bryon Noem, was accused of having a secret cross-dressing fetish, she no longer wants to be the center of attention, writes Josh Ackley.

Justin Kralemann alleges St. Louis-based Food Outreach fired him over social media posts about immigration and Pride flags.

In this op-ed, HB 752 is revealed as more than a transgender bathroom bill—it’s a law that invites public suspicion, polices gender expression, and puts everyone at risk.

A law that turns a basic human necessity into a crime reveals calculated cruelty aimed at harming and humiliating the trans community, writes John Casey.

Conservative lawmakers said they will use the bill to target transgender Ohioans who use public locker rooms