On the latest issue of Gay City News:
"Several dozen activists, most of them leaders in the black gay community, turned out Monday on the steps of City Hall for a press conference that was intended as a show of community solidarity and brotherhood in the face of the latest in a long line of vicious attacks on gay men of African descent in New York City..." (to read more click on "A Focus on Community, Change, Non-Violence and Love" by Gay City News Editor Paul Schindler).
"There are no flowers at the site where Michael J. Sandy was murdered. There is no handwritten sign expressing love for him or sorrow at his death, no teddy bear, no candles, none of the elements that are usually part of the impromptu memorials that mark the sites of homicides or traffic accidents..." (to read more click on "Grappling to Respond to Murder" by Gay City News Associate Editor Duncan Osborne).
Nancy Mace gets angry at reporter for interrupting her transphobic
publicity wave with questions about Boeing layoffs in South Carolina
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South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace has been riding the anti-trans
train over the last 24 hours, doubling down on her targeting of trans
Congresswoma...
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