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More than 20 members of Congress on Thursday introduced a resolution that condemns Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act.

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Ricky Martin, Anitta, Omar Apollo, and Tokischa, just to name a few. But If you’re looking for something a little different, we’ve compiled a list of up-and-comers who are bringing glitz, glamour, and fashion to genres of music that have been historically cis-hetero and forgettable.Here are 10 up-and-coming queer Latin musicians who’ve got the bops to blow up your playlists…A post shared by SNOW THA PRODUCT (@snowthaproduct)Snow Tha Product reached groundbreaking status in 2011 with her first hit, Holy Shit!. Since then, she’s built a reputation on calling out problematic rappers and the misogynistic dynamics that often run the hip hop industry.

Hi Jake,My friend has a problem. He keeps going to various doctors for more and more botox, fillers, and other enhancements, and it’s starting to make him look, well, crazy. Almost every time I see him, he looks like he’s had another round of getting something altered, whether it be more filler in his cheeks, more botox around his forehead (I basically can’t even tell if he’s having an emotion any more because his face won’t move!), or getting his lips plumped up. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.The sad part is, when I first met him a few years ago, he was already a very handsome guy! Clearly, he has some warped view of himself, and just isn’t seeing himself the way others do. He thinks getting more work done is helping things, but it’s making them worse! How do I convey that he’s actually taken it too far? I don’t want to insult him because his self-esteem is so fragile, but if I don’t say something, I fear he’s going to look like the human Ken doll soon. Saving FaceDear Saving Face,It’s one thing to want to look our best, and even seek occasional help for that.

At the turn of the 20th century, despite the German Criminal Code banning homosexuality, Germany had a thriving LGBTQ community. In Berlin alone, there were over one hundred queer bars, cafes, clubs, and organizations. Queer publications were plentiful and LGBTQ activists fought for a more equitable society.  However, as the Nazi