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Tiger King‘s Carole Baskin Comes Out As Bisexual & Says She Always Felt Like She Was ‘Born Into The Wrong Body’
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perezhilton.comCarole Baskin is opening up about something she’s known on the inside for a LONG time! The Tiger King star is fresh off her turn on the high-profile reality TV competition show Dancing with the Stars, still basking in the publicity afforded to her — and her organization, Big Cat Rescue — through that venture.
With that, she’s on the interview circuit, talking to outlets about her life, her work with tigers, and her sometimes controversial past. Related: Carole Sued By Missing Ex’s Family For Defamation! On Monday, she sat down for a virtual video interview with PinkNews, in which the Netflix star revealed something very interesting about her sexual and romantic attractions: she’s “always” thought of herself as bisexual!
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Equality gains in the UK risk being reversed by coronavirus, says EHRC
Equality and Human Rights Commission says young people, ethnic minorities, older people and disabled people have been disproportionately hit by the pandemic, which has highlighted and widened existing inequalities.“While everyone has been affected by either the virus or the restrictions imposed in response to it, our report shows that the negative impact has been more severe for some groups than others,” said Caroline Waters, the commission’s interim chair.“Sadly, this isn’t surprising. We’ve reported for many years now of the persistent and structural disadvantages facing certain groups in our society.
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