The Happenings
Federal Investigators Cast Doubt On Theory That Orlando Mass Murderer Was Closeted Gay Man
The New York Times, citing law enforcement officials, is reporting that the F.B.I. is “increasingly skeptical” of the widely-reported notion that Orlando gunman Omar Mateen was a gay man driven
Noah Galvin’s Rant At Colton Haynes Threatens TV Show ‘The Real O’Neals’
“Can a press interview gone bad kill a television show?” That’s the question The Hollywood Reporter is asking after Noah Galvin, the young star of one of ABC’s low-rated series,
Hacker Floods ISIS Twitter Account With Gay Porn
ISIS has made its contempt for LGBTQ people known. (Don’t worry, guys, the feeling is mutual.) Shortly after the tragedy in Orlando, the terrorist organization claimed credit for the attack
Survivor Of Orlando Massacre Writes Powerful Open Letter To Shooter
A survivor of the Orlando massacre has penned an open letter to the terrorist who opened fire inside the club. At least 49 people were killed and 53 were injured
‘You Do Not Speak For Us,’ American Muslim Leaders to ISIS
American Muslim leaders have warned ISIS about not speaking for them in the wake of a mass shooting in a gay club which left 50 dead. Nihad Awad, speaking for
Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton victory will lead to mass murder of gays
Republican Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has claimed he is a ‘real friend’ of the LGBT community, and that a Hillary Clinton victory in November would lead to mass murder of
In Response To The Hate, #TwoMenKissing and #TwoWomenKissing Storm The Social Media
There is one thing you can do to further the cause the victims of the Pulse shooting died for: pucker up. “I read the quote about how the killer had
The Piece About How Far Some Will Go To Ignore Homophobia
Written by Owen Jones and originally published on theguardian.com Orlando was both a terrorist attack and a homophobic attack on LGBT people. It was both the worst mass shooting in
The Pope didn’t acknowledge the homophobic nature of the Orlando shooting
The Pope’s official statement on the terror attacks in Orlando failed to even acknowledge that the attack was homophobic or that it took place in a gay club. 50 people
Orlando Shooting: What We Know and Don’t Know
A gunman who claimed allegiance to the Islamic State killed 50 people and wounded 53 more when he opened fire in a crowded gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla., early Sunday.
