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Man Fundraises Thousands for LGBTQ+ Group After Fight
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WEWS.Tennant said he apologized, but an argument still erupted. The neighbor, Tennant said, first told him that he needed more “bass in his voice.”“Then he used a particular pejorative that I consider one of the worst words to use to call somebody, and I ended it there,” Tennant said.“I felt this isn't about me.
It's about, you know friends and family and people I know who are in the LGBTQ+ community who may have to deal with this all the time.
I've never had to deal with people arguing,” he continued.When all was said and done, Tennant took to social media and began a fundraiser for LGBTQ+ History Month.“With everything going on in the pandemic and everything going on in politics and all that, I just didn't want to put negativity out.
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The Gay Superhero in ‘Eternals’ Is ‘What Audiences Have Been Waiting For,’ Says GLAAD (Guest Column)
Megan Townsend LGBTQ comic book and superhero fans have long been waiting to see themselves reflected in the pages and stories of the heroes they love. While progress has been made in the books themselves, that content has often been minimized or entirely erased when it comes to adapting those stories for the big screen.
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