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California high school basketball game ends in ‘racist’ chant: ‘Where’s your passport?’
The chant erupted at the conclusion of the contest between St. Joseph High School, a private school, and Righetti High, a public school located across the street in Santa Maria, according to the Santa Maria Times.
Supporters from Righetti High, the visiting team who lost 74-57, started the taunt in the final seconds of the game, according to video captured by the paper’s sports editor and posted to Twitter.
Three players on St. Joseph’s are from Puerto Rico — a US territory — and one is from France, the report said.
CHICAGO STUDENTS PROTEST AFTER TEACHER ALLEGEDLY TELLS HISPANIC GIRL TO 'GO BACK TO YOUR COUNTRY'
A school called police after a kindergartner with Down syndrome pointed a finger gun at her teacher.
Special’s Ryan O’Connell: Stop using disabled people as ‘inspiration porn’ / Amplify by Gay Times
Written and led on screen by Ryan, the eight excellent 15-minute episodes take inspiration from his 2015 memoir, I’m Special: And Other Lies We Tell Ourselves and features a partly-fictional version of himself. Produced by Jim Parsons of The Big Bang Theory, Special has gone global with fans from across the world going crazy for Ryan O’Connell. And while he’s game for it all, there’s a serious message as well: Giving young queer and disabled people the role model Ryan looked for, but never found.
Quadriplegic fulfills lifelong dream of making porn
That is at least the case for Kenneth Connin, 27, who lost the use of his legs and the feeling in his arms from the biceps down when he suffered a spinal cord injury at 18 years old while competitive cheerleading, according to Gay Star News.
But the injury didn’t stop Connin, who says he always wanted to have sex on the internet, from filming his first gay porn scene with Pierce Paris, a veteran of the industry, for porn studio Himeros.
Others often assume Jay’s disability puts him in chronic pain, but it doesn’t. And as someone who identifies as “70 percent femme/female-attracted and 30 percent butch/masculine-attracted,” he doesn’t feel welcome in queer sex spaces. At one sex party, the host pointed to him as proof of the event’s inclusivity. As a result, he often feels physically and sexually awkward at these events and usually ends up watching as a voyeur.
A Clerk Called the Cops on a Kid Buying Candy for Being 'Black' and 'Arrogant'
"She had been in the corner the whole time watching," McDowell told KRQE.
What by all accounts should have been a routine trip to the store suddenly took a scary turn: Out of nowhere, the clerk of the store called him “sketchy.” Then she picked up a phone and dialed 911.
Cop uses Taser on 11-year-old girl accused of shoplifting at grocery store
An Arkansas police officer is fired after telling a group of black men 'you don't belong in my city'
KFC incident with deaf woman leads to sensitivity training
Pennsylvania Pediatrician Charged With Sexually Abusing More Than 2 Dozen Children
Johnnie Wilson Barto was charged on Monday with sexually abusing 29 children over the course of more than 20 years, Buzzfeed reports. The 69 counts include charges of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, multiple counts of aggravated indecent assault, and multiple counts of indecent assault and endangering the welfare of children.
Woman Sexually Assaulted in Bathroom During Foo Fighters Wrigley Field Show
Family Allegedly Forced Woman with Autism to Live in Cage and Eat Her Mom's Ashes: Prosecutors
Utah Dad Allegedly Stabbed Infant Son to Death on Homemade Altar, Then Stashed Body in Closet
Australian Bishop Convicted of Sex Abuse Cover-Up Resigns
Why accessibility in the queer community is still a problem
You can exchange those frustrated looks when a cisgender person loudly asks “but how do you really know you’re that gender?” You can reminisce together about all the former crushes you used to keep secret, or about your first “gay movie.” My queer community is a little reprieve away from a world that views straight and cisgender people as the default.
So it’s all the more heartbreaking when I find myself behind rows of barriers to access that community.
I’m not only queer, but I’m also disabled and neurodivergent. I walk with a crutch most days, and I experience chronic pain. And it bumps up the difficulty level for having real-life queer friendships just a little bit.
LaVar Ball said wife had stroke 'so she can be quiet'
Tina defied odds in regaining the ability walk. She has been left with aphasia, which limits the stroke victims' verbal communication. According to The Post, LaVar has treated Tina's condition as a weakness, making her ditch a wheelchair so it doesn't leave marks in their house.
Four officers fired for sending homophobic texts and joking about disabled people being raped
The officers, whose names have not been released, belonged to the Leicestershire Police Department in the U.K. They exchanged nearly 100 messages between 2013 and 2014.
The messages, which were sent in a closed chat group set up by one of the officers, included childish phrases like “big gay bear” and “big gay purple head” and made jokes about people with disabilities being raped and other things officers of the law, or anyone for that matter, really shouldn’t be joking about.
Queer People and People of Color React to Charlottesville Activism
Donald Trump gets a daily briefing all about how great he is
But the purpose of that document — and of nearly all clip books — was for the senator and his senior aides to get an accurate portrait of how he was being covered in the press. Like any normal human being, Schumer preferred to read positive coverage of himself to negative, but the goal of the exercise was to help ascertain what was actually going on in order to inform future decision-making.
That is not Donald Trump’s goal. He, by contrast, seems to just want to hear that people think he’s doing a great job even though the best evidence we have is that people do not, in fact, think he’s doing a great job.
Why the First Lawsuit Against Trump’s Trans Troops Ban Is So Ingenious
Deaf, gay, and A-OK: Nothing’s gonna kill Dickie Hearts’ Pride vibe! 
Dickie Hearts is a deaf actor and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. In 2015, his short film “Passengers” won the Best Filmmaker title at the Disability Film Challenge. Earlier this year, he appeared on Netflix’s hit series “Grace & Frankie,” where he played a hearing impaired young man. Follow him on Instagram @dickiehearts and on Twitter @DickieHearts.
Describe your first Pride.
Nyle DiMarco slams Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Foxx for promo he says mocks hearing impaired
DiMarco, the first LGBTI champion in the history of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars, took to Twitter to slam the host of NBC’s The Tonight Show and the Oscar winning actor for a recent promo.
The spot last week showed Foxx jokingly pretending to translate host Fallon’s comments into sign language.
DiMarco tweeted: ‘It is straight up disrespectful to make up sign language.
Everything is in gibberish. How was this allowed? Where’s the cultural sensitivity. Not comedy when you make fun of others.’
Disabled, gay, and single: Josh Galassi is ready to mingle this Pride season
Josh Galassi is a PR professional and occasional Queerty contributor living with cerebral palsy. He’s currently based in Kalispell, Montana. (“It is about 45 minutes from Glacier National Park for the geography challenged,” he says). Recently single, 26-year-old Josh says he’s feeling sad but trying to look on the bright side as Pride season heats up.
Describe your first pride.
Gay Marine helps change history
While those injuries were severe, they were not the only things tormenting Marine Eric Alva while he served his country. As a gay man, had his sexuality been known, he would have been discharged from the Marines.
Alva was the final of three speakers for the academic year’s last Faculty of Arts and Sciences Diversity Dialogues, “Overcoming Obstacles: Managing Complex Intersectionality.”
“It’s an interesting story, the intersectionality of my life,” said the retired staff sergeant. “I am a gay man. I am a United States Marine. … I am also disabled and I am also Hispanic.”
