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Americans search for one LGBTQ film more than any other — and it might surprise you
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A Fantastic Woman or Moonlight? Maybe an indie hit, such as Tangerine, or Hedwig and the Angry Inch?All perfectly valid choices, but according to LGBTQ-friendly jeweler Shane Co.
they’re not the film most Americans are apparently searching for.To celebrate Pride Month, Shane Co. analyzed Google Trends to find out which films we’re searching for — and then handily broke the results down by state.“Pride looks a little different this year, as parades and parties have been canceled to protect the health of would-be attendees,” Shane Co.
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Germany to rehabilitate discriminated gay soldiers
The Defence Ministry in Germany is planning to present a draft bill in September to address injustices done to soldiers and rehabilitate those who were discriminated against in past years by being rejected for promotion or even fired from the army because of their homosexuality.In some cases homosexual soldiers, many who had been subjected to punitive measures by military disciplinary courts, have been disadvantaged with respect to their peers by receiving a lower salary or pension because they were refused promotions.A law preventing homosexuals from becoming professional soldiers or taking on tasks as superiors or leadership positions remained in force till July 3, 2000.Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer told groups representing
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