The AggreGAYtor: October 9
What happened today in gay? Here’s your QILTBAG recap of queer news.
11:11AM, Wed. Oct. 9, 2013
Wendy Davis gets up, Elisa Chan gets down, and the U.S. Government continues its freefall, as your AggreGAYtor cashes in.
The Good
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Senator Wendy Davis is making political hay over her support of queer rights.
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Queer film fest Polari (formerly AGLIFF) has a lineup, and we’re super stoked.
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No wonder Republicans are so desperate to shut down Obamacare: the ACA might help LGBTQ families.
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Being queer in the South might take a little extra gumption, but it’s being done, and now it’s being documented.
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France gets Europe’s first LGBTQ retirement village.
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Barilla chairman Guido Barilla is frantically courting the gay dollar after his ‘no homo’ comment fiasco.
The Bad
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Move over, TSA: Kuwait’s got gaydar and they aren’t afraid to use it.
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Domestic violence happens in all kinds of households, but some organizations are refusing assistance to queer survivors.
The Fugly
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Elisa Chan is making political hay over her disgust with queer people.
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Chris Christie: I’ve totally got gay friends, but I’m still anti-marriage.
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A Texas RV park is in hot water for having evicted a trans woman for, well, being a trans woman.
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