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As Beijing Hosts the Olympics, LGBTQ+ Rights in Asia Remain Dismal
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Winter Olympic Games have always captivated me.Today, I’m bummed that many LGBTQ+ Asian athletes are either not out as LGBTQ+ or have withdrawn due to China's policies regarding LGBTQ+ public figures.
But some show us how we can be all of who we are — that we can live our lives authentically and achieve our fullest potential in whatever we do.
They also remind me that the world is still a dangerous place to be LGBTQ+.I’ll be cheering on Alysa Liu, who will be competing in Figure Skating for Team USA in Beijing.
Alysa uses she/they pronouns and hangs a lesbian flag in their room. There are other moving stories of LGBTQ+ API athletes.Julie Wu Chu is a Chinese lesbian who competed on Team USA in 2018, competing for gold in ice hockey.
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Texas Primaries: Abbott, Beto cruise; Paxton likely facing runoff
At 8:40 p.m., with about 50 percent of the ballots cast in Texas’ Republican Primary counted, and 52 percent counted in the state’s Democratic Primary tallied, the New York Times is predicting that November’s general election race for governor will see Democrat Beto O’Rourke challenging Republican incumbent Greg Abbott for the state’s top office.
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