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Sashay your way into Love Island as LGBTQ+ applicants are welcome
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If a u-haul covid coupling was not a part of your pandemic experience, there may be another opportunity on the horizon, Love Island will welcome LGBTQ+ applicants for their new season.
Despite previously stating that including homosexual contestants on Love Island would “complicate” the show’s format, it appears that this year, ITV will accept applications […] The post Sashay your way into Love Island as LGBTQ+ applicants are welcome appeared first on GCN.
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Arlene Foster to meet with LGBTQ+ organisations after snubbing anti conversion therapy group
Northern Ireland’s First Minister Arlene Foster will meet LGBTQ+ groups in the coming weeks, along with Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill. It comes in the wake of her party snubbing a meeting with the anti conversion therapy group Ban Conversion Therapy NI last week and subsequently voting against a motion calling for a ban on […]
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