What the Media Gets Wrong About Pulse
Erasing homophobia from Pulse is both dangerous and inaccurate.
June 12 2018 10:20 AM
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Erasing homophobia from Pulse is both dangerous and inaccurate.
For the last time, Donald Trump is not an LGBT ally.
We can stop the GOP. We did it this week.
Even on Broadway, standing up for your rights isn't harassment, it's the American way.
Trump caused rifts between friends and family even before Election Day. Now what?
The country that voted on Tuesday isn't the one that backed so much progress.
The current editor in chief departs The Advocate with a reminder of an old memo about its future.
The justices don't like hearing that discrimination is based on bigotry, not religion.
No rainbow hashtag can fix what the Trump administration is doing.
Ivanka Trump surrogates claim she's a friend to LGBT people. Meanwhile, she says nothing.
We have a lot more to say than "not my president."
This isn't a time to rally around President Trump; it's time to rally for our rights.
The real evaluation of Trump's candidacy will come on Election Day.
Reminders are everywhere that we lack a president who knows what to say when times get tough.
Anthony Kennedy's retirement means Trump's effect lasts longer, so we have to outlast even that.
For The Advocate's 50th Anniversary, Pride Media's president, Lucas Grindley, honors the gay man whose murder inspired anti-hate crime laws, Matthew Shepard.
The president hasn't explained what morally justifies his botched mission in Yemen.
The president's "me first" mentality is un-American, and he knows it.
Don't let America live in an alternate reality. Share a photo using hashtag #DayInLGBT.
Don't be fooled by the president-elect's 60 Minutes interview.