Source: www.cnn.com
LGBTQIA
Laverne Cox, Janet Mock Talk Stigma of Loving Transgender Women – COLORLINES
Transgender activists Laverne Cox and Janet Mock joined scholar Mark Anthony Neal and The Nation’s Mychal Denzel Smith for a discussion on HuffPost Live about DJ Mister Cee
Source: colorlines.com
Trans Girl’s Friend Helps Stop Stabbing Attack on D.C. Metro
A 15-year-old transgender girl was stabbed in the back Wednesday while riding on a D.C. metro train. According to witnesses, 24-year-old Reginald Anthony Klaiber began verbally assaulting the teen before attacking her. One unnamed witness and friend of the teen told NBC News 4 that they intervened in the attack to protect her: “He pulled out a knife and he stabbed my friend. And that’s when I maced him.”
Source: colorlines.com
Beaten for being gay? – CNN.com Video
A Detroit man says he was beaten for being gay while attending a gay pride festival. CNN affiliate WXYZ reports.
Source: www.cnn.com
Obama Sent ICE to Their Doorsteps So They Are Coming To His
“This week immigrant and LGBT civil rights leaders from the California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance (CIYJA) sat down in the Democratic congressional offices of Rep. Xavier Becerra and Rep. Loretta Sanchez, demanding their leadership to stop the deportations. The action was in solidarity with the hunger-strike at the White House to call on the President to stop deportations, which started Tuesday.”
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This is what progress looks like
This is what progress looks like.
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The Grotesque Ban On Gays In New York’s St Patrick’s Day Parade
In states where gay marriage is legal, gays are still banned from openly marching in St Patrick’s Day parades in New York and Boston.
See on www.thedailybeast.com
LGBT victims of domestic abuse are rarely catered for – or acknowledged
Ally Fogg: While activists for heterosexual victims of domestic violence have ensured measures such as Clare’s law, LGBT people have fallen through the cracks
This article is from the UK, but makes a good point about overlooked communities.
See on www.theguardian.com


