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“We’ve already had a positive reaction with lots of MPs signing NC122, and I’ll be continuing to encourage colleagues to add their names," said Labour MP Rachel Taylor
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The protest also aims to seek justice for the late drag artist Heklina who was found dead in her apartment in London in 2023
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Avon and Somerset Police said that the attack took place in Bristol on Sunday 11 August 2024
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"The Club will be working closely with the Police and stewards to identify anyone instigating or joining in with the chanting," Spurs said in a statement
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"I'm going on tour because I released an album and because people are buying tickets to come see the show," Sivan said
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He also said during Norwich Pride that he didn't want the "gay thing shoved down [his] throat."
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“We were standing there like, ‘what the f**k?’”
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Avon and Somerset Police are treating the incident as a hate crime
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"London stands with you"
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Justice Edson Fachin called the ruling a “constitutional imperative”
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“We are acutely aware of the shock this attack will cause members of the LGBT+ community”
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Giuliani also reportedly mocked Damon’s height and political views.
Culture Film & TV
Some homophobes responded with the hashtag "#notmyspiderman."
Culture Film & TV
Ahead of Scott Evans playing a ‘Ken’ in the new Barbie movie, Jujubee interviews the actor and talks coming out, calling out homophobia, and what enduring support from his brother Chris — aka Captain America — means to him.
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The visibility day was created nearly 20 years ago, in 2004
Culture Film & TV
"A gay guy should play a gay guy,” he said.
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“I hope that you’ll also recognise the merit and importance of an apology to the LGBT+ community”
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"Someone needs to take responsibility," said Donna and Jenny Taylor, the sister of Jack Taylor.
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LGBTQ officers detail accounts of homophobic bullying and "banter".
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Ahead of the Bermondsey by-election's 40th anniversary, Peter Tatchell remembers "the most dirty, violent and homophobic election in British history."
