Miss Major, Janelle Monáe Endorse Different Progressives
The gender outlaws flex their influence.
March 03 2020 11:14 AM
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The gender outlaws flex their influence.
The last Democratic presidential debate before the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday was a lively one.
Out's Raquel Willis and The Advocate's Neal Broverman stand united in support of Warren, highlighting the presidential candidate's stances on LGBTQ+ issues.
If elected president, she says she'd lift the blood ban, let the government produce PrEP drugs, and fight anti-trans violence, among many other promises.
Biden's former rival for the Democratic presidential nomination lauds his empathy and integrity.
The first openly gay legislator in Pennsylvania explains why Warren is his pick for president.
Sanders follows his strong performances in Iowa and New Hampshire as Democratic voters choose their presidential nominee.
Amy Klobuchar surged to third place, with Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.
The last viable female candidate leaves the race and emotions are palpable.
The two are the front-runners among Democratic presidential hopefuls, but Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bloomberg remain very much in the race.
The results in a state seen as a must-win for Biden may buoy his campaign.
Democrats confronted the former New York City mayor about sexism, race, money, and more.
The Advocate asked some politically active LGBTQ Iowans who they'll be caucusing for Monday night.
The paper believes both women have the ability to finally rid us of Donald Trump, and usher in a national healing.