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Home at Last: 30 years of LGBTQ Asylum
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nclrights.orgIn 1994, the United States granted asylum to an individual on the basis of sexual orientation for the first time. This opened the door for LGBTQ immigrants facing persecution in their countries of origin to seek protection as refugees and asylees.
Thirty years later, immigration continues to be central to our political discourse and remains a focus in the presidential election.
In response to the US allowing asylum claims from LGBTQ immigrants, the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) immediately established our Immigration Project, now called Hogar [Home] – Legal and Practical Support for LGBTQ Immigrants in 1994.
Since then, the Immigration Project has advanced immigration law and assisted thousands of LGBTQ immigrants in obtaining legal status in the U.S.
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Looking back on gay indie ‘The Skeleton Twins’ & the iconic lip-sync that almost didn’t happen
The Skeleton Twins, an underrated indie dramedy from gay filmmaker Craig Johnson that proved SNL stars Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig were more than just sketch-comedy scene-stealers.It also gave us one the most delightful scenes ever committed to film: The one where Hader and Wiig lip-sync to Starship’s ’80s power ballad, “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now.”If you haven’t see the musical moment before, do yourself a favor and watch it right now. But, even if you have, we have a feeling you’re overdue for a re-watch:Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.To our surprise, the show-stopping lip sync scene almost didn’t happen—and it was nearly going to be a different song, too! This was one of the many revelations uncovered when Hader, Wiig, and Johnson reunited recently at the 2024 Vulture Festival in Los Angeles.But first, let’s back things up a bit: The Skeleton Twins is about a pair of adult twins, Milo (Hader) and Maggie (Wiig), who have grown apart and found themselves disappointed in where their lives have led.Milo is a lonely gay man who is now comfortably out, but feels like he’s failed to live up to the grand expectations others had for him.
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