Target Caught in an Anti-LGBTQ+ Campaign's Crosshairs
Threats were levied against Target employees and there were instances of damaged products and displays in stores.
May 25, 2023
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Threats were levied against Target employees and there were instances of damaged products and displays in stores.
The holiday event featuring RuPaul's Drag Race alumni was called an "insult to the birth of Christ and human dignity."
The same Ohio neo-Nazi group that attacked a Drag Queen Story Hour event in March menaced a drag brunch in the state on Saturday.
"WE WON!" the drag-centric theater group that brought the suit wrote on Instagram.
It comes a week after the Dodgers caved to pressure to rescind a community award to the drag group.
Hundreds of white supremacists converged with Christian groups to protest drag queens reading to children.
The women were dragged offstage while protesting a Christian group drumming up "no" votes on same-sex marriage.
A planned library event in Lancaster became the latest target of right-wing extremists who forced its cancellation through threats of violence.
They appeared to be members of the far-right white supremacist group Patriot Front.
“It was so terrifying to have Nazis there that even the religious protesters and Gays Against Groomers left,” an organizer said.
Looking at the groups that threaten drag queens, transgender people and the broader LGBTQ+ community.
Drag queens who survived the Club Q mass shooting, the Pulse Massacre, and a Ohio church firebombing tell The Advocate about a coalition they've formed to support drag artists in the face of violence.
“We’ve just seen the largest upticks in recruitment from the drag stuff,” says Josh Nunes, leader of National Socialist Florida.
The school’s religious president characterized drag shows as misogynistic and compared them to blackface performances.
There were no reports of violence or arrests as both sides came armed with guns in San Antonio.
Very different conclusions came from two federal judges in the same state.
Jiggly Caliente, Joey Jay, and Brigitte Bandit will meet with lawmakers on Tuesday to lobby for the Equality Act.
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