Virginia lieutenant governor offers awkward 'apology' after misgendering trans lawmaker Danica Roem
Winsome Earle-Sears said she meant no offense but that she herself suffered disrespect after she called Roem "sir."
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
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Winsome Earle-Sears said she meant no offense but that she herself suffered disrespect after she called Roem "sir."
Anti-LGBTQ Virginia Pastor E.W. Jackson raged against embassies he says are defying the Trump administration's edict not to fly them on poles.
It's never been done before, so The Advocate demonstrates what a negative campaign commercial might look like against an anti-LGBT candidate.
Evangelicals who attended claimed it was unfair to call the event anti-LGBT.
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That's one of the theories being advanced by the extreme right post-Charlottesville.
Right Wing Watch uncovers additional evidence of E.W. Jackson's homophobia.
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