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Oct 30

Analysis: Political rhetoric, false claims obscure the history of drag performance

By Jeff McMillan, Associated Press

Lately, drag has been dragged through the mud. The recent headlines about disruptions of drag events and their portrayal as sexual and harmful to children can obscure the art form and its rich history.

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Oct 30

When monkeypox reaches rural communities, it collides with strained public health systems

By Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez, Kaiser Health News

Experts say the response to the monkeypox virus in rural America may be affected by the patchy resources and bitter politics that are a legacy of the pandemic, challenges that some worry could allow sporadic infections to gain a foothold.

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Oct 27

Same-sex marriage is legalized in all of Mexico’s states

By Associated Press

Lawmakers in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas have voted to legalize same-sex marriages, becoming the last of Mexico's 32 states to authorize such unions.

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Oct 26

British foreign secretary tells gay World Cup fans heading to Qatar to ‘be respectful’

By Associated Press

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is facing criticism after telling gay soccer fans heading to the World Cup in Qatar that they should show some "compromise" and "be respectful of the host nation."…

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Oct 26

Thai celebrity and transgender activist purchases Miss Universe Organization for $20 million

By Associated Press

Chakrapong “Anne” Chakrajutathib is a celebrity in Thailand who has starred in reality shows and is outspoken about being a transgender woman. She helped establish a non-profit group, Life Inspired for Transsexual Foundation, to promote transsexual rights.

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Oct 21

Judge again tosses challenge to Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill

By Mike Schneider, Associated Press

For the second time in more than a month, a lawsuit challenging Florida's so-called "don't say gay" legislation that restricts teaching on gender identity and sexual orientation in schools has been dismissed by a federal judge.

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Sep 28

Italians march for abortion rights after far-right election victory

By Frances D'Emilio, Trisha Thomas, Associated Press

Protesters have marched in Rome and Milan, as well was other Italian cities, to defend the right to abortion in Italy, which they fear is under threat after a far-right party led in parliamentary elections.

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Sep 26

Cuba approves same-sex marriage in sweeping referendum

By Cristiana Mesquita, Associated Press

Cuban voters have approved a sweeping "family law" code that would allow same-sex couples to marry and adopt as well as redefining rights for children and grandparents.

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Sep 19

WATCH: Blinken urges global effort to expand LGBTQ rights

By Associated Press

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken addressed the United Nations LGBTI Core Group on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly meeting Monday.

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Sep 17

Ultranationalist protestors attack police cordon at Pride march in Belgrade

By Dusan Stojanovic, Associated Press

Riot police clashed Saturday with soccer hooligans in downtown Belgrade, Serbia, where a pan-European Pride march was held despite threats from anti-gay groups and an official earlier ban on the march in the traditionally conservative Balkan state.

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