This is How Homophobia Feels in 2018: WATCH
A new video from BBC The Social offers a powerful commentary on the choices gay people are still forced to make in public – whether to hold hands, show affection, or give a partner a good-bye kiss.
The Social is a youth program of BBC Scotland.
This is how homophobia feels in 2018.#TimeForLove pic.twitter.com/dHfsvt94Nz
— BBC The Social (@bbcthesocial) April 9, 2018
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Keeping Your Humanity in a World Tearing Apart
Sally Kohn learned about disagreeing peacefully during her appearances on Fox News, but she admits kindess is complicated these days. Read an excerpt from her new book, The Opposite of Hate.
www.advocate.com/books/2018/4/09/keeping-your-humanity-world-tearing-apart
‘Broad City’ Star Abbi Jacobson Confirms Bisexuality: ‘I Kind of Go Both Ways’
Broad City actress Abbi Jacobson confirmed her bisexuality while promoting her new film 6 Balloons (above) in an interview with Vanity Fair:
Though she’s busy, Jacobson adds that she’s open to meeting somebody. “I kind of go both ways; I date men and women,” she says. “They have to be funny, doing something they love. I don’t know—I’ve never really been interviewed about this before.” When told that by virtue of this conversation, she’s putting herself out there to be approached by potential matches, she replies good-naturedly, “Yeah, who knows? The world is my oyster.”
There was obviously speculation about it before now, considering the fact that Jacobson seemed to be getting very close to Portlandia star and Sleater-Kinney frontwoman Carrie Brownstein back in 2016, but as she says, she’s never really been interviewed about it before, so here she is, not only confirming that she’s bisexual, but that she’s looking.
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‘Broad City’ Star Abbi Jacobson Confirms Bisexuality: ‘I Kind of Go Both Ways’
Why I’m Doing the AIDS Walk: For My Mother and New York
Everyone has personal reasons for raising money for HIV causes. This is Alexander Cheves’s.
www.advocate.com/commentary/2018/4/09/why-im-doing-aids-walk-my-mother-and-new-york
Jimmy Kimmel Apologizes to ‘Those Who Took Offense’ to Gay Joke
Jimmy Kimmel attempted to dial back a days-long Twitter feud with Sean Hannity on Sunday, addressing some jokes he made during the feud in which being gay was used as a punchline.
Said Kimmel: “By lampooning Sean Hannity’s deference to the President, I most certainly did not intend to belittle or upset members of the gay community and to those who took offense, I apologize.
The full statement below:
re. @seanhannity pic.twitter.com/DMtWJTMsDU
— Jimmy Kimmel (@jimmykimmel) April 8, 2018
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Jimmy Kimmel Apologizes to ‘Those Who Took Offense’ to Gay Joke
Franklin Graham: University of Tennessee’s Sex Week Is ‘Promoting Sin’
Programs on sex education and LGBT issues have come under fire from the conservative preacher.
www.advocate.com/religion/2018/4/08/franklin-graham-university-tennessees-sex-week-promoting-sin
2014-05a Ambiguity 2018 (34b)
Matt Hahnewald posted a photo:
Closeup street portrait (outdoor head shot, three-quarter view) of a young genderqueer member of Thailand’s interesting, multifaceted service industry, posing skillfully for the camera;
Bangkok, Thailand.
More context:
Hitting on Asia’s Genderqueers (photo blog).
Lady Gaga Sings ‘Your Song’ to Elton John in Moving Tribute
A gay icon celebrates another gay icon in a clip from an upcoming televised Grammy concert.
www.advocate.com/music/2018/4/08/lady-gaga-sings-your-song-elton-john-moving-tribute
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