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The Women’s Chorus of Dallas, pictured here during a December 2021 concert, joins with singers from Dallas Independent School District and Texas Women’s University to present Voices of Women 2022, Saturday, March 26, at 4 p.m. in the Jonsson Central Library, 1515 Young Street. The concert will feature three women conductors and the world premiere performance of a piece by Rosephanye Powell, noted composer and an expert in the African-American spiritual tradition. Visit TWCD.org for more information. (Photo by Radz D. Photography)

Lizzo’s Watch Out For The Big Grrrls is here (queer) and ready to disrupt that paradigm — and, in the process, make the lifelong dreams of a group of plus-size dancers come true.Spearheaded by the Grammy award-winning singer and body positivity activist Lizzo, the series is essentially a season-long audition to join the “Truth Hurts” singer on stage at Bonnaroo in Australia as one of her “big girl” backup dancers. Here’s the catch though: There are technically spots available for every one of them, so they’re only competing to be their very best, rather than against one another.

National Black Justice Coalition Celebrates Black Queer Civil Rights Leader Bayard Rustin’s Birthday by Calling on Congress to Issue Stamp Honoring Rustin’s Life and WorkWASHINGTON—In commemoration of Black Queer civil rights leader Bayard Rustin’s birthday today, March 17th, the National Black Justice Coalition, a leading Black LGBTQ+/SGL civil rights organization, is urging Congress to pass the Bayard Rustin Stamp Act, legislation introduced by Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton which would require the U.S.

World of Warcraft. “Everybody at the wedding is going to be in costume, and I will be in a costume to officiate the wedding,” Curtis told Jimmy Kimmel.Related: Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett married Jaymes Vaughan in a dream weddingThe wedding will take place in Curtis’s backyard.“It’s really exciting…. Both my children will have been married in my backyard which brings me to tears….

While all eyes are on Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, something very serious appears to be going on with Justice Clarence Thomas, who has been in the hospital since last Friday.Related: Sen. Marsha Blackburn embarrasses herself on Twitter with failed American civics lessonYesterday, the Supreme Court wouldn’t say whether the 73-year-old, who was appointed former President George H.W.

A week after Trans woman Lia Thomas became the 500-yard freestyle champion at the US collegiate championships in Atlanta, The Independent released data to definitively prove she had no advantage over her cisgender competitors. There are criteria that athletes must meet in order to compete and according to GLAAD, Thomas “has complied with all policies […]

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling for same-sex marriage — issued nearly seven years ago in 2015 — is considered settled law and in the rear-view mirror of history for many Americans, but Senator John Cornyn (R-Texas) opted to press Ketanji Brown Jackson on the decision as an example of policy-making from the bench in questions during her confirmation hearing.Jackson, nominated by President Joe Biden to serve on the U.S.

For a Tea Party Republican, Senator Marsha Blackburn appears to know very little about the events surrounding the actual Tea Party.Blackburn used her time at Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings this week to attack and mischaracterize Jackson’s record on abortion, and describe Roe v. Wade as “one of the most brazen acts of judicial activism.”The senator continued to express her anti-abortion viewpoint on Twitter Wednesday evening, attempting to school the nation about how the right to get an abortion is not in the U.S.

Lindsey Graham and Josh Hawley, Cruz’s questions pushed Jackson on culture war issues such as gender identity and critical race theory. He also asked Jackson about her past handling of child pornography cases.In the end, Cruz overran his time and had to be cut off by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin. However, his grandstanding prompted plenty of backlash online.Among the bluntest was actor Ron Perlman (Hellboy, Sons of Anarchy).

On March 8, 2022, Florida Senate passed the so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, by a vote of 22-17. The bill raises multiple concerns for LGBTQ+ people and allies alike, and it appears that similar legislation is being proposed in 15 other US states.Under the ‘Don’t Say Gay’, or as it’s officially known, the Parental Rights in Education bill, “classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity” is prohibited.

Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson if he could be an Asian man during the third day of her confirmation hearing on Wednesday has gone viral, with more than 3.24 million views as of Thursday morning.Jackson was put forward by U.S. President Joe Biden for the position on February 25, making her the first Back female nominee for the court.Cruz has been pressing the D.C.

He may be the underdog in the race for the vacant 17th Assembly District seat, but former supervisor David Campos knows what it's like to fight for causes he believes in. In this case, he's fighting for not only the LGBTQ community — Campos is a gay Latino man — but for all of his would-be constituents in what has become in these closing weeks a slugfest between him and his opponent, District 6 Supervisor Matt Haney. We wish that wasn't happening, but negative attacks work, research has found, and candidates can't seem to help themselves.During last month's primary, Campos and Haney were the top two finishers, resulting in their square off in the special general election April 19.

The San Francisco Arts Commission has welcomed a lesbian Iranian woman to the panel after Mayor London Breed swore her in earlier this month.Mahsa Hakimi, who also identifies as queer, is an attorney who founded Hakimi Law in 2003 in San Francisco. She specializes in intellectual property issues and protecting the creative talent and business interests of artists and entrepreneurs, a news release from the mayor's office stated.

Whether when he lived in San Francisco or after moving to New York City, Martin Greenberg could always rely on strangers he encountered on the street to help him navigate either city. As a deaf, legally blind gay man, he would carry a written out message asking people for help, for instance, crossing the street.But when COVID-19 emerged in early 2020, and New York City went into lockdown, Greenberg found it near impossible to leave his East Village apartment. If he did, he would often be the only person out on the streets of Manhattan, with no one to provide him assistance.

Anti-gay rugby star Israel Folau has said he wants to “move forward” from his past homophobic comments. He also wants fans to know he has “no regrets” about what he said.To recap: The former Aussie rugby player made international headlines back in 2018 for comments he made about gay people on social media.

The Swimmer has arrived.The new romantic drama from writer/director Adam Kalderon follows the story of Erez (Omer Perelman Striks), a champion swimmer with wild ambitions for his career. A new team placement pairs him with Nevo (Asaf Jonas), a handsome fellow swimmer, and the two form an immediate, electric attraction for one another.

Jennifer Lopez took to the stage Tuesday night opposite Billy Porter and a drag troupe for an epic performance of her greatest hits.Lopez, 52, accepted the Icon Award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards at a ceremony in Los Angeles. As part of the show, she performed a medley of her pop hits, including “On My Way,” “On the Floor,” and “Waiting for Tonight.” Emmy-winning Pose star Porter took to the stage to introduce the performance, and do a bit of a runway walk of his own.“The word for tonight is ‘icon,’” Porter proclaimed to a standing ovation from the crowd.Related: Jennifer Lopez and Shakira wouldn’t be anywhere today without this legendary gay iconA troupe of drag queens–each dressed in some of Lopez’s most iconic looks–then took to the stage to a mash-up of her greatest hits.

Harry Styles’ third studio album is coming sooner than you think.

Several weeks ago, before the Walt Disney Company became entangled in a battle over anti-L.G.B.T.Q. legislation in Florida — one that continued on Tuesday with walkouts by Disney employees — longtime theme park executives worried there could be trouble ahead. More than 150 companies, including Marriott and American Airlines, had signed a Human Rights Campaign letter opposing the legislation, which restricts classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity and has been labeled by opponents as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.

Oscar Isaac has condemned Florida’s barbaric Parental Rights in Education bill – more commonly known as ‘Don’t Say Gay’.

A gay couple has come to the rescue of a dog in North Carolina who was recently abandoned by his previous owner.

pic.twitter.com/hZHGc10BzhTheir statement comes after The Walt Disney Company, which owns Marvel, was criticised for not using its influence in the state to try and quash the bill.Disney’s chief executive Bob Chapek later apologised for the company’s silence on the matter and suspended their political donations in Florida earlier this week.Florida’s controversial Parental Right in Education bill, which has been nicknamed the ‘don’t say gay’ bill, restricts schools in the state from teaching students about sexual orientation and gender issues, with teachers potentially facing lawsuits if they fail to comply.Republican politicians argues that it should be down to parents, not teachers, to educate children on gender issues during their formative years.The unexpected way sitcom Stath Lets Flats inspired Oscar Isaac for Moon KnightOscar Isaac wants Moon Knight to team-up with Daredevil, Blade and Ghost RiderMoon Knight star May Calamawy hopes series will educate on Egyptian mythology and cultureThe text of the legislation states: ‘Classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through [third grade]’ or ‘in a manner that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards’ in other grades.It adds that parents ‘may bring an action against a school district to obtain a declaratory judgement’ and they may be awarded damages and legal fees if it is found that a school violated the bill.Got a story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page –

University of Pennsylvania athlete, Lia Thomas, has not been recognised as the winner of a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division 1 event by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The Transgender swimmer finished in first place, after completing the 500-yard freestyle race in four minutes 33.24 seconds last week in Atlanta. The landmark moment makes Thomas […]

The Advocate’s staffers are wrapping our Entertainment issue. But there are distractions. Big ones.The Ukrainian people are fearlessly fighting a Russian invasion ordered by antigay tyrant Vladimir Putin.

Disney employees all over America walked out of work in protest of its response to Florida’s highly controversial ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill.

de facto medical intervention.It is also entirely inconsistent with constitutional and legal precedent. As one of us notes in a recent AEI report, the Supreme Court has explained that "our jurisprudence historically has reflected Western civilization concepts of the family as a unit with broad parental authority over minor children." In another case the Court declared that the "primary role of the parents in the upbringing of their children is now established beyond debate as an enduring American tradition." Generally, government officials can't override or even "review such parental decisions." While the courts have recognized limited rights for minors that can supersede parental objections, the Supreme Court has also stated that "the constitutional rights of children cannot be equated with those of adults," due to children's "inability to make critical decisions in an informed, mature manner" and the "importance of the parental role in child rearing." Thus, "Parental notice and consent are qualifications that typically may be imposed...on a minor's right to make important decisions."The dramatic shift away from this traditional moral and constitutional precedent has nothing to do with a dispassionate or scientific analysis of the human good.

BANGKOK: Thailand has issued rules to ban digital assets from being used to pay for goods and services from Apr 1, the market regulator said on Wednesday (Mar 23).

Associated Press 03/22/2022 04:45 PM EDT Link CopiedSALT LAKE CITY — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox vetoed a ban on transgender students playing girls’ sports on Tuesday, becoming the second Republican governor to overrule state lawmakers who have taken on youth sports in a broader culture war over how Americans view gender and sexuality.Cox joins Indiana Gov.

Kelly Clarkson has set the record straight on the news that she planned to change her name. The singer had reportedly filed documents in February to legally change her name, 20 years after she first found fame on American Idol. PHOTOS: Inside Kelly Clarkson's jaw-dropping $5.4m LA mega-mansion She has been requesting to be known legally as Kelly Brianne, her first and middle names.

Five Rings to Rule Them All podcast, where she expressed a wish to have seen her name on Outsports’ list of out Olympians. “That article came out, and I was scrolling all the way to the rugby section and I was hoping I was on this list,” she said. “That would be easy.

actor Steven Seagal continues to grow. Newly unearthed audio recordings feature the 67-year-old actor boasting about working for the CIA.

a photo of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas went viral. In it, a smiling Thomas stands on a podium, having won the 500-yard freestyle at the NCAA Division I Championship. Her opponents—all biologically female—stand together on the other end in what many interpret as a show of solidarity.The photo was like a Rorschach test: To some, it symbolized a grave injustice to girls' and women's sports.

The planned full day walkout at Disney today over the company’s fumbled response to Florida’s discrimatory “Don’t Say Gay” bill has seen an outpouring of support for the  LGBTQ+ community from some leading divisions in the House of Mouse’s empire

Disney’s LGBTQ employees and their supporters have begun a full day of solidarity actions to call attention to the company’s response to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill.Meanwhile, Disney companies including ESPN, Disney Plus and Hulu, released Twitter statements in support of the LGBTQ community and against “legislation that infringes on the basic human rights of the LGBTQIA+ community.” The statements come a week after Marvel Studios made the same gesture on social media.Though most employees at Disney’s Burbank, Calif., headquarters have not returned to their offices, they are being asked to support the campaign by not working on Tuesday and sending messages on Slack and social media with the hashtags #DisneyDoBetter, #DisneySayTrans, #DisneySayGay and #WherelsChapek. When reached by Variety, Disney Walkout organizers expressed concerns about safety and retaliation, both internally and externally, which have deterred the group from organizing formal in-person rallies.On Twitter, Disney Walkouts affirmed their approval of the corporate messages shared today by Disney brands.

Disney has yet to take the stance against them in the way it has for the Florida bill, even though the company has well-known connections in those states.While Disney CEO Bob Chapek finally publicly addressed the "Don't Say Gay" bill earlier this month, Disney employees seem unconvinced that Disney is as committed to advocating for the LGBTQ community as it has claimed in recent weeks. On Tuesday, Disney workers across the country were reportedly planning a full walkout in protest.The bill in Florida is one of many that have been introduced across the country this year.

As they tour the United States, the Pillow Queens dropped in to visit James Corden in LA, where they first made their US television debut. The Irish band from Dublin performed Hearts and Minds on the stage of The Late Late Show ahead of their second album release on April 1. Following their hugely successful […]

“shadow hearing” in protest of being ignored by House leadership. The first woman ever elected to chair the House Committee on Oversight and Reform,  Maloney was finally able to hold an official hearing.

A virtual blitzkrieg on public education by right-wing groups and their sympathizers is being launched throughout the United States, and LGBTQ children and children of color are bearing the brunt of their attacks, according to an organization that tracks such legislation.As of March this year, at least 220 hostile school climate and curriculum bills have been introduced into state legislatures around the country, according to the Movement Advancement Project, a nonprofit think tank based in Boulder, Colorado. That's more than the previous two years combined.

abruptly abandoned the LGBTQ+ movement. This kind of behavior is all too common and when foundations fail to adhere to basic standards they need to be called out.Unfortunately, similar moves by funders are rarely discussed in public.

Fearing Russia’s elite will evade economic sanctions by converting their wealth to cryptocurrency, high-profile US Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced a bill into US Congress to stymie Russian crypto transactions.

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U. S. Senator Marsha Blackburn is taking heat for outrageous remarks she made during the Senate confirmation hearing of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to be the next Supreme Court Justice. During her opening statement, the extremist Tennessee GOP lawmaker accused the accomplished jurist of having a “hidden’ critical race theory “agenda” while supporting pedophiles. She made transphobic and homophobic remarks, and claimed “white privilege” does not exist.

Windy City Times reports. Her body was discovered Friday afternoon.

WCCB.The dog, Fezco, is about four or five years old, the shelter wrote. He gets along with people and other animals.

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The Babylon Bee, a satirical right-wing site, has been suspended from Twitter due to its tweet misgendering Rachel Levine, assistant secretary for health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.The site was suspended for violating Twitter’s hateful conduct rule with its tweet saying it had selected Levine, a transgender woman, as its Man of the Year. Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon tweeted about the suspension Sunday night from his personal account.

Sen. Ted Cruz reportedly encountered a bit of turbulence before he even left the ground at a Montana airport over the weekend, and the jokes practically wrote themselves.In previous Ted Cruz airport drama, the senator famously flew to Cancun during a historic winter storm in Texas in February 2021, only to return 24 hours later amid public outrage.

Kid Rock stopped by Fox News host Tucker Carlson‘s show over the weekend to brag about how he can never be canceled, even after calling his audience a bunch of “f*ggots.”The 51-year-old “hick-hop” rapper said that he had survived wide backlash following a concert last June in which he was caught on camera calling his audience, “You f*cking f*ggots with your iPhones out.” He also told fans to “post this d*ck right now” in the same clip.Apparently, the backlash did little to assuage or enlighten him about his use of language.“I am uncancellable. Because I don’t give a f*ck,” he told Carson in a clip from their interview.