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Gay History – June 30: Cincinnati Police Ignore Anti-Gay Public Pool Riot, GA Sodomy Law Upheld, and Jacob Israel de Haan Assassinated
June 30, 2000: David Copeland, 24, is convicted murder for planting a bomb in a London gay bar a year…
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Supreme Court Set to Decide If The 1964 Civil Rights Act Applies to LGBT Workers
The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would decide whether the Civil Rights Act of 1964 guarantees protections from…
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Liberty Counsel Petitions Supreme Court To Overturn Ban On Ex-Gay Therapy Torture
Twice previously the Supreme Court has refused to hear Liberty Counsel’s appeals on ex-gay torture, first in 2014 regarding California…
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Gay History – November 17, 1998: John Lawrence Arrested In His Home For Having Gay Sex, Lawrence vs. Texas Begins
In 1960 every state in America had an anti-sodomy law on its books. In 1961, the American Law Institute’s Model…
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BREAKING: Chief Justice John Roberts Sat On Dozens Of Judicial Misconduct Complaints Against Kavanaugh
The Washington Post is reporting that Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has received more than a dozen judicial misconduct…
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WATCH – Brett Kavanaugh’s Full Sniveling Statement Against Abuse Allegations – VIDEO
Brett Kavanaugh defended his nomination to the Supreme Court in his opening statement at the Senate Judiciary hearing on Thursday, calling…
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BREAKING: Sexual Assault Allegations Against SCOTUS Nominee Brett Kavanaugh Become Public
It is being reported that Donald Trump’s controversial SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh is under investigation by the FBI for a…
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Cory Booker Releases Kavanaugh “Confidential Committee” Documents. Tells GOP to “Bring It” – VIDEO
Sen. Cory Booker,said Thursday that he was ready to risk expulsion from the Senate to expose the “sham” of confirmation…
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16 States Petition US Supreme Court For Companies To Be Able To Fire LGBT Workers
Via Bloomberg Law A group of 16 states urged the U.S. Supreme Court Aug. 23 to rule that companies can…
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After SCOTUS Ruling Tennessee Hardware Store That Put Up ‘No Gays Allowed’ Sign Feels Vindicated
Following the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of a baker refusing to make wedding cakes for gay couple that was actually…
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