Fox News and conservatives rage against LGBTQ+ Pride Month tributes on TV and in the military
Laura Ingraham and Chaya Raichik have seemingly bumped up their anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric for Pride Month.
June 13, 2024
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Laura Ingraham and Chaya Raichik have seemingly bumped up their anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric for Pride Month.
Former Navy SEAL Kristin Beck is applying for a civilian position in the Trump administration and, unlike many of us, has an optimistic take on our country's direction.
"We're going to get away from political correctness," said the Republican nominee regarding transgender people serving in the military.
Men who feel they can't measure up to society's expectations often respond by killing themselves or others, writes Kurt Niece.
Jennifer Williams, the first out trans delegate at the Republican National Convention, sees a silver lining in the president's ban on transgender military service.
A new memo from the Department of Defense reportedly lays out a prospective timeline that would allow transgender Americans to serve openly by May 27.
The comment arose from Trump's defense of his tweeting of false conspiracy theories during his Thursday town hall.
King likens trans military members to castrated slaves, while Gohmert says they're a recruiting tool for terrorists.
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced a Pentagon working group that will operate under the presumption that transgender Americans should be able to serve openly in the U.S. military.
"Our coffee is not for you," says Ohio-based Adam Newbold, who marched to the U.S. Capitol on the day of the insurrection.
Trump's pick for secretary of the Interior, U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke, once implied that people choose their sexual orientation -- and he said Hillary Clinton was the Antichrist, but later backtracked.
Cheered on by Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, the group demanded an end to the president's divisive executive orders.