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Indian television has a real problem with LGBTQ+ erasure
Earlier last month, actor and co-creator of Schitts Creek, Daniel Levy, called out the Indian counterpart of Comedy Central on twitter for reposting a clip from the show that edited out a gay kiss.
"The censorship of gay intimacy is making a harmful statement" lashed out the multiple-Emmy winner, writing #loveislove. The tweet was flooded with replies featuring the gay kiss, and people reprimanding the network for exhibiting such prejudice.
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You showed the kiss between two women, you showed the kiss between a woman and a man, then removed the kiss between two men? This is a show about the power of inclusivity. The censorship of gay intimacy is making a harmful statement against that message.
"The censorship of gay intimacy is making a harmful statement" lashed out the multiple-Emmy winner, writing #loveislove. The tweet was flooded with replies featuring the gay kiss, and people reprimanding the network for exhibiting such prejudice.
This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
You showed the kiss between two women, you showed the kiss between a woman and a man, then removed the kiss between two men? This is a show about the power of inclusivity. The censorship of gay intimacy is making a harmful statement against that message.
Indian television has a real problem with LGBTQ+ erasure
Two boys who claim to have been kidnapped, beaten, raped and buried alive in a ten-hour ordeal have given their terrifying account of the attack to Swedish police.
The pair described a night of terror that unfolded in a cemetery in the Solna region, north of Stockholm, on August 22 - beginning with an offer of drugs, and ending with them looking like they'd 'showered in blood'.
During the assault, the pair say they were kicked and punched countless times, stabbed, burned, stripped naked and forced to dig their own graves.
The pair described a night of terror that unfolded in a cemetery in the Solna region, north of Stockholm, on August 22 - beginning with an offer of drugs, and ending with them looking like they'd 'showered in blood'.
During the assault, the pair say they were kicked and punched countless times, stabbed, burned, stripped naked and forced to dig their own graves.
Georgia high school teacher, coach arrested on sexual assault charges
Man who kidnapped, raped, buried Texas teen alive is executed
99 Things Straight People Probably Don't Know Are Gay 
7. The underwear aisle in a store
14. Getting drunk at brunch and then taking a nap from 3–6 p.m.
16. Being tired
26. Adding avocado to a meal
36. Most lettuces
39. Football
68. Depression
71. The word “dad”
14. Getting drunk at brunch and then taking a nap from 3–6 p.m.
16. Being tired
26. Adding avocado to a meal
36. Most lettuces
39. Football
68. Depression
71. The word “dad”
99 Things Straight People Probably Don't Know Are Gay
Awarded by Out Magazine, an outlet dedicated to LGBTQ+-focused news and entertainment, the Out100 issue honors 100 of the most influential LGBTQ+ individuals of the year.
“I think about people who’ve paved the way for me, in many ways. I owe a great deal to Harvey Firestein and Sir Ian McKellan for showing me I could be an out actor and succeed. I wouldn’t have even allowed myself to dream of pursuing a career as an actor if it hadn’t been for Rita Moreno and Raul Julia, who modeled Puerto Rican grit and excellence.”
Actor Wilson Cruz on his LGBTQIA+ icons in life and career
Asked about what advice he would give to the next generation of storytellers and groundbreakers, Cruz said, “Honestly, I’m not sure they need my advice.”
“I think about people who’ve paved the way for me, in many ways. I owe a great deal to Harvey Firestein and Sir Ian McKellan for showing me I could be an out actor and succeed. I wouldn’t have even allowed myself to dream of pursuing a career as an actor if it hadn’t been for Rita Moreno and Raul Julia, who modeled Puerto Rican grit and excellence.”
Actor Wilson Cruz on his LGBTQIA+ icons in life and career
Asked about what advice he would give to the next generation of storytellers and groundbreakers, Cruz said, “Honestly, I’m not sure they need my advice.”
Wilson Cruz covers Out Magazine's Out100 issue
Gay and bi men are having more sex during the pandemic, despite COVID risk
Gay and bi men in the US had an average of 2.3 more sexual partners at the height of the first wave of the COVID pandemic.
Meanwhile the men reported sharp rises in their levels of binge drinking and drug use.
That’s according to a study by the Center for Sexuality and Health Disparities, University of Michigan in the USA. The authors published the study in the AIDS and Behavior journal.
They found only half the men recognized that you could get coronavirus through having sex. But 64% didn’t think they needed to reduce the number of sexual partners.
In fact, most men recognized that kissing is the highest risk for passing on COVID-19 and knew anal sex is comparatively safer.
He noted that while 94% recognized you could pass on the virus through kissing, half believed you couldn’t pass it on through anal sex.
He concluded: ‘If half the gay men in this study were any stupider we’d have to water them once a week.
Meanwhile the men reported sharp rises in their levels of binge drinking and drug use.
That’s according to a study by the Center for Sexuality and Health Disparities, University of Michigan in the USA. The authors published the study in the AIDS and Behavior journal.
They found only half the men recognized that you could get coronavirus through having sex. But 64% didn’t think they needed to reduce the number of sexual partners.
In fact, most men recognized that kissing is the highest risk for passing on COVID-19 and knew anal sex is comparatively safer.
He noted that while 94% recognized you could pass on the virus through kissing, half believed you couldn’t pass it on through anal sex.
He concluded: ‘If half the gay men in this study were any stupider we’d have to water them once a week.
Gay and bi men are having more sex during the pandemic, despite COVID risk
Authorities in Florida have arrested two teenage brothers for the brutal murder of a 21-year-old man, who they say was lured to his death with the promise of sex before being stabbed, beaten with a baseball bat and dumped in an orange grove.
Danne Frazier was reported missing by his mother on November 4 after failing to return from work at a Publix supermarket warehouse.
Six days later, a work crew found the 21-year-old's battered body under a pile of debris in Lake Wales and contacted the Polk County Sheriff's Department, which determined that Frazier's death resulted from foul play.
Danne Frazier was reported missing by his mother on November 4 after failing to return from work at a Publix supermarket warehouse.
Six days later, a work crew found the 21-year-old's battered body under a pile of debris in Lake Wales and contacted the Polk County Sheriff's Department, which determined that Frazier's death resulted from foul play.
'Pure evil' brothers, aged 18 and 19
All three of the young men admitted to egging the customers and shouting anti-gay slurs, but the two men who appeared in court later changed their story.
Incredibly, one attempted to convince the judge that he didn’t hear himself shouting the homophobic slurs because the music in the car was too loud.
“I didn’t utter any insults,” claimed the driver, now aged 20, according to French paper Le Montagne. “The music was blazing in the car, I didn’t hear the insults.”
Incredibly, one attempted to convince the judge that he didn’t hear himself shouting the homophobic slurs because the music in the car was too loud.
“I didn’t utter any insults,” claimed the driver, now aged 20, according to French paper Le Montagne. “The music was blazing in the car, I didn’t hear the insults.”
A deranged gay couple murdered a lesbian & dismembered her body in their apartment “of horror” 
A male queer couple has been convicted of murdering a lesbian in a grotesque crime that prosecutors said occurred in the men’s “flat of horrors.” One of the men said that he lashed out at the victim with a rolling pin when she made “moves” on him.
Nathan Maynard-Ellis, 30, and his boyfriend David Leesley, 25, were found guilty of murdering Julia Lawson, 42, as well as several other charges. Investigators believe that they bludgeoned her to death, cut up her body in a bathtub, and then hid the body parts in different locations.
Nathan Maynard-Ellis, 30, and his boyfriend David Leesley, 25, were found guilty of murdering Julia Lawson, 42, as well as several other charges. Investigators believe that they bludgeoned her to death, cut up her body in a bathtub, and then hid the body parts in different locations.
A deranged gay couple murdered a lesbian & dismembered her body in their apartment “of horror”
Homophobic family drags lesbian from her own home and publicly flogs her in front of her village
Trump supporter files restraining order against neighbor for bullying him with pro-LGBTQ chalk art
Matthew Camp, the gay NYC go-go boy turned adult performer, shared a video of former Trump “fixer” and personal attorney Michael Cohen enthusing about Camp’s OnlyFans account.
It’s unclear who paid for the video, which was recorded using Cameo, the platform in which public figures including celebrities and politicians charge a fee for short personal messages on video. Cohen charges $100 per message on the platform. It’s also unclear if Cohen is aware that OnlyFans is a mostly adult platform.
It’s unclear who paid for the video, which was recorded using Cameo, the platform in which public figures including celebrities and politicians charge a fee for short personal messages on video. Cohen charges $100 per message on the platform. It’s also unclear if Cohen is aware that OnlyFans is a mostly adult platform.
It is not normal. Your boyfriend is an unfaithful asshole who thinks you're a pendeja. No LGBTQ explanation or courtesy needed to explain disrespect and disdain. Find the nearest dumpster and dump... or the next time his father, uncle, brother or any other friend is in town tell him you want him to take the couch so you can share a bed and get to know them better and fuck them. 13-Nov-2020
Monsoon's Henry Golding Asked The Advocate: Is It OK to Play Gay? 
In Monsoon, Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians) portrays Kit, a character that strongly resonates with his own experiences. Like Kit, Golding was born in an Asian nation and raised in the United Kingdom. He returned to his motherland as an adult feeling, oddly, like a stranger in "the place that you're meant to feel the closest to," Golding told The Advocate.
"It was putting myself back in those shoes of discovery," Golding recounted of his acting experience. He spent about three months in Vietnam for production wandering the streets of Saigon and Hanoi and, like Kit, learning the complicated history of the Vietnam-American war's legacy on a nation and its people.
However, there are several differences between Golding and Kit. The former was born in Malaysia, the latter in Vietnam, which the character's family fled as refugees after the war. Additionally, the former is straight, and the latter is gay. Kit's sexuality is not the centerpiece of the film by Hong Khaou (Lilting). But there are several sex scenes and, more importantly, a relationship that grows with Lewis (Parker Sawyers, Southside With You), an African-American man whose father fought in the war. He becomes an anchor for Kit in a place where he initially feels unmoored.
"It was putting myself back in those shoes of discovery," Golding recounted of his acting experience. He spent about three months in Vietnam for production wandering the streets of Saigon and Hanoi and, like Kit, learning the complicated history of the Vietnam-American war's legacy on a nation and its people.
However, there are several differences between Golding and Kit. The former was born in Malaysia, the latter in Vietnam, which the character's family fled as refugees after the war. Additionally, the former is straight, and the latter is gay. Kit's sexuality is not the centerpiece of the film by Hong Khaou (Lilting). But there are several sex scenes and, more importantly, a relationship that grows with Lewis (Parker Sawyers, Southside With You), an African-American man whose father fought in the war. He becomes an anchor for Kit in a place where he initially feels unmoored.
Monsoon's Henry Golding Asked The Advocate: Is It OK to Play Gay?
LGBTQ acceptance is eroding even among young people. What are we going to do about it?
By Adam Zivo
There is some very bad news that not nearly enough people are talking about. Acceptance of the LGBTQ community is significantly declining in the United States and has been for several years now. Almost two years ago, a national annual survey by GLAAD found that, since 2016, Americans have become much more uncomfortable with LGBTQ folks. Though the report has since become slightly dated, little research has been done on the issue since. Other statistics, such as consistent increases in anti-LGBTQ hate crimes, suggest that the problem has not abated and may even be getting worse.
Despite the seriousness of this issue, there appears to be little awareness within the LGBTQ community that its public support is eroding. This ignorance within the wider community is mirrored by a lack of serious analysis by queer leaders and researchers. That needs to change.
And let’s not fool ourselves that this is a US-only problem. While it’s unclear how much this backlash is mirrored in Canada and Western Europe (which share similar historical trajectories on LGBTQ rights), both of these regions have also seen notable increases in anti-LGBTQ hate crimes – so there is good reason to be pessimistic. However, only real research focused on social attitudes will give us clarity. For whatever reason, this research isn’t being done in earnest.
By Adam Zivo
There is some very bad news that not nearly enough people are talking about. Acceptance of the LGBTQ community is significantly declining in the United States and has been for several years now. Almost two years ago, a national annual survey by GLAAD found that, since 2016, Americans have become much more uncomfortable with LGBTQ folks. Though the report has since become slightly dated, little research has been done on the issue since. Other statistics, such as consistent increases in anti-LGBTQ hate crimes, suggest that the problem has not abated and may even be getting worse.
Despite the seriousness of this issue, there appears to be little awareness within the LGBTQ community that its public support is eroding. This ignorance within the wider community is mirrored by a lack of serious analysis by queer leaders and researchers. That needs to change.
And let’s not fool ourselves that this is a US-only problem. While it’s unclear how much this backlash is mirrored in Canada and Western Europe (which share similar historical trajectories on LGBTQ rights), both of these regions have also seen notable increases in anti-LGBTQ hate crimes – so there is good reason to be pessimistic. However, only real research focused on social attitudes will give us clarity. For whatever reason, this research isn’t being done in earnest.
Captain Lee Rosbach from Below Deck said producers have never told him to act a certain way after a fan wondered about charter guest Charley Walters’ antics.
Walters was dragged on Twitter when his episodes aired. But he insisted producers told him to go over the top. “I’m used to this, gang,” he replied on Twttier thread where a fan suggested the Internet drag him.
“Do you think @BravoTV has repeat guests back to play nice and be ‘not demanding’?” he continued. “That’s not what I was told!” Another person asked if [producers] “told you to act like a piece of shit to the crew?” Walters replied, “Correct. That’s what makes the show.”
Rosbach replied, carefully choosing his words. “Bravo has never told me to do anything,” he wrote.
Chef Rachel says producers actually wanted Charley Walters to tone it down.
Walters was dragged on Twitter when his episodes aired. But he insisted producers told him to go over the top. “I’m used to this, gang,” he replied on Twttier thread where a fan suggested the Internet drag him.
“Do you think @BravoTV has repeat guests back to play nice and be ‘not demanding’?” he continued. “That’s not what I was told!” Another person asked if [producers] “told you to act like a piece of shit to the crew?” Walters replied, “Correct. That’s what makes the show.”
Rosbach replied, carefully choosing his words. “Bravo has never told me to do anything,” he wrote.
Chef Rachel says producers actually wanted Charley Walters to tone it down.
