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Customer spits in bartender’s face then flees after being asked to wear a mask at gay bar
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a public Facebook post describing the incident, Cullinan claimed that on Friday, June 12, Bouvier wandered behind the bar without a facemask on, apparently looking for the bathroom.
When Cullinan pointed out its location and told Bouvier he needed to wear a mask inside the bar, Bouvier allegedly told him, “You don’t know who I am, and f*ck off.”Related: The coronavirus lockdown has dramatically worsened mental health for LGBTQ peopleCullinan then followed Bouvier to near the bathroom and.
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Over 30 protesters arrested in Moscow for supporting LGBT activist – rights group
Russia.Earlier this month, police in the Russian far east charged Julia Tsvetkova, an LGBT and feminist activist, with spreading pornography via her pictures, she said on her Facebook page.If found guilty, Tsvetkova may face up to six years in prison.One of those detained in Moscow held a placard saying: “Today they send to prison for pictures, tomorrow they will send to prison for letters? Freedom for Julia Tsvetkova!”One-person protests are usually legal in Russia.
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