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... excluded or marginalized. The Trump administration makes that argument, and they also make the argument that, by covering issues like race in America, gender issues, LGBTQ issues, that public media is somehow on a campaign to change the culture of America. Russell Vought, who is the current head of the ...
... insurrection, the charges are punishable by life in prison or death. In Central Europe, Hungary's Parliament passed a new constitutional amendment that bans public LGBTQ events. It set off protests, including before the vote, when demonstrators tried to block lawmakers from entering. They had to be physically removed by ...
... Thompson: The people that we're looking at in the telegram scene are not just saying, I'm racist, I'm antisemitic, I'm anti-LGBTQ. What they were doing for five years, half a decade, was encouraging people to commit terrorist attacks. So when went on to Telegram and ...
... until 2024 when he successfully won his election to the Florida Senate. He is known for his support of Israel and his efforts to restrict LGBTQ+ rights. Patronis’ family founded the well-known Panama City restaurant Capt. Anderson’s, located along the Gulf of Mexico. He has been involved in ...
... until 2024 when he successfully won his election to the Florida Senate. He is known for his support of Israel and his efforts to restrict LGBTQ+ rights.Patronis’ family founded the well-known Panama City restaurant Capt. Anderson’s, located along the Gulf of Mexico. He has been involved in ...
... the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, who also received separate notice from the NIH that their research beyond the study had been terminated. Flatt studies LGBTQ+ people and their risk for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, as well as thinking about their needs for care. Flatt said NIH funding ...
“What’s the opposite of diversity? It’s segregation or re-segregation,” Manjusha Kulkarni, Stop AAPI Hate co-founder, said, referring to Trump's policies so far. “They want to put us — people of color, women, LGBTQ — sort of back in our ‘place,’ which means not with access to ...
... no intent to have anything like that happen under my watch." Bisignano, a Wall Street veteran and one-time defender of corporate policies to protect LGBTQ+ people from discrimination, has served as chairman of Fiserv, a payments and financial services tech firm since 2020. He told CNBC in February that ...
... Desjardins: But others want something less vague. For Matt Lee (ph), he's concerned that Democrats aren't doing enough to support members of the LGBTQ+ community. Matt Lee, Virginia: How can anybody feel like this party has their back when the lowest tier of marginalized people is just, we ...
... challenge against the ban, said the arguments the administration has raised about readiness and unit cohesion are repeating the “same hypotheticals and fearmongering,” she said. The Defense Department, she added, is still cleaning up the dishonorable discharges that some LGBTQ+ service members received under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.”
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