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Fabulous queer events happening at Galway's Cúirt Festival this week
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The Cuirt International Festival of Literature has kicked off and the coming week promises to be one of literary magic for Galway.
The programme boasts a range of events catering for everyone with an especially strong focus on inclusion. From fat activism with Charlotte Cooper to racism and ableism with Rosaleen McDonagh and no less […] The post Fabulous queer events happening at Galway's Cúirt Festival this week appeared first on GCN.
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Susan Sarandon should maybe probably stay off Twitter today
Longtime LGBTQ ally/Bernie Bro Susan Sarandon has been having a tough day on Twitter and it’s all because of the 2016 presidential election.Quick recap: While campaigning for Bernie Sanders, Sarandon, who is worth an estimated $60 million, went on MSNBC to say she wasn’t sure if she could ever bring herself to vote for Hillary Clinton, suggesting she might cast her ballot for Donald Trump instead.“You know, some people feel that Donald Trump will bring the revolution immediately,” she said. “If he gets in, then things will really explode.”Well, things certainly exploded. Unfortunately, not in the way Sarandon hoped they might.
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