. >> don't make me put my hands on you and show you how bisexual i can be. what is that? >> an 18-year-old charged with murder faces both the judge and -- >> you chased my son down and you shot him in his back. >> the victim's mother. >> when you get behind them doors, i hope you get what you deserve. >> in the heart of downtown cleveland sits an 11-story tall half block wide symbol of law and order, the cuyahoga county correction center. >> face the bars! >> about 30,000 men and women from the city and outlying areas are booked into this jail each year. the majority will be released within 24 hours. but about 2,200 occupied beds here for an indefinite period, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial for resolution of their cases. and like cleveland itself, the jail can be said to have tough neighborhoods of its own, especially the tenth floor. >> this is our maximum security floor. for the most part, that is where we house all of our problematic inmates, whether it's inmates in some type of disciplinary lockup and we have our individuals that are here on hi

it is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning. when you hear that, that is what that term is referring to. as it turns out in this country both gay bars and black churches , have a very long history. both had served as stevens and sanctuaries. -- havens and sanctuaries. they had been the centers of solidarity, community, and education. as a result they have also been , the site of arson, violence, and persecution. and yet resistance to those very efforts to intimidate and to squelch eventually led to greater investment -- greater advancements in freedom. -- pride, rights, and freedom. even before the modern gay bar, the place had always played a powerful role in the lives of lgbtq americans. but today, we are going to focus exclusively on the evolution of gay bars and nightclubs and the many roles they have played in american history. intimate same-sex relationships have long been tolerated in american history. this was especially true of men in single-sex communities. you know, like miners and , cowboys. here is the idealized ver

just in case you are not for it is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning. bars and black churches have a very long history. both had served as stevens and sanctuaries. they had been the centers of solidarity, community, and education. site ofe also been the arson, violence, and persecution. and yet resistance to those very efforts to intimidate and to squelch eventually led to greater investment -- greater advancements in freedom. bar,before the modern gay the place had always played a powerful role in the lives of lgbtq americans. we are going to focus oflusively on the evolution gay bars and nightclubs and the many roles they have played in american history. intimate same-sex relationships have long been tolerated in american history. this was especially true of men in single-sex communities. minors and cowboys. miners and cowboys. here is a real thing, the cowboy dance. mostssumption from straight people was that these men weren't gay, they were just making do. they were just having harmless fun. of the same was thought about cross-dressing, just harmles

you could create mixtures of seed corn, and i referd to corn as bisexual and set off a culture war onwitter. i'm not going to explain in any technical terms why corn needs ssled, but the short version is you want cross pollinated corn to pre-designate male and female rows. for many years, kids where i am from were shipped to the fields in the summer. it is by far the hardest work i have ever done. it is excruciating, ugly work. we used to meet at the local junior high and between 4:30 and 5:00 in the morning, and when you arrive in the corn fields, again, i'mng corn -- not supposed to call it bisexual -- but that has male and female parts and removing the male parts so you can only be pollinated by the tassel. the six rows that have the tassels, the field may have flooded. you will stand in water that is between ankle and knee deep. by 10:00 a.m. it will be 100 degrees. right now, when you're standing in the water pooled from underground, it is freezing cold. the corn is cold in the morning so you dress in sweatshirts and a ready-made poncho and wander through the fields. you start ou

5:00 in the morning, and when you arrive, you are taking the corn -- i'm not supposed to call it bisexual -- but that has male and female parts and removing can onlyparts so you tassel.nated by the they often have an irrigation privet so the field may have flooded. you will stand in water that is between ankle and knee deep. i 10:00 a.m. it will be 100 degrees. standing, when you're in the water pooled from underground, it is freezing cold . the corn is cold in the morning so you dress in sweatshirts and a ready-made poncho and wander through the fields. you start freezing cold and your buddies will tackle you into the corn so you will end up soaking wet. 10:00 a.m., you will have mildewed under your hefty bag. you will ditch your sweatshirt, and most of these guys doing this from fourth grade to eighth-grade will end up shirtless. cut you drying out will open and you will break out with what looks like poison ivy but is corn rash from your face to your chest. he will go through the field caked with mud. you get home at 2:00 in the afternoon and your mom will announce you are not allowed

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call or text the number on your screen or go to the nbc >>> this afternoon, gays, lesbians, bisexual and transgender veterans were remembered at a wreath laying ceremony at congressional surveillance video shows two people walking up to the owner's fence last month and reaching over the fence, unleashing the dog, and walking away. the puppy didn't have a microchip, which might have helped the owner locate his dog sooner. >> good reminder to get that implanted. >> first at 4:00, they got stuck 70 feet in the air, suffering for five hours on a roller coaster. now, they are each getting $10,000 for the ordeal. the washington post reports the judge ordered six flags to pay the riders after the coaster they were stranded on the joker's jinx at six flags america in prince george's county. it was the hottest part of the day in the middle of august when the riders became sunburned, cramped, and dehydrated. firefighters had to use a retractable harness and bucket to rescue them. >> a local church targeted by vandals, and it isn't the first time. first at 4:00, how they're trying to turn this

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the fbi is facing brand-new question bisexual the timing of some of its actions.u released a new set of files related to the clinton's past, a release that critics are calling inexplicable. joining us cnn politics reporter eugene scott in washington this morning. nice to see you up bright and early. walk us through this. what is in these documents, eugene and why were they released now? >> these documents are about 130 pages of the investigation into mark rich, who was a former hedge fund trader who was pardoned on former president bill clinton's last day in office. it was one of the more controversial moves. they were tweeted by an fbi account yesterday from an account that had been dorm ant since about october 2015, after receiving quite a bit of criticism the fbi said this is an automated account. we make these things public after they've been requested repeatedly. this account hadn't tweeted before because something was broken but the account was fixed on sunday. it is worth noting sunday is also the day that the clinton campaign really doubled down on some of

then you told me i am bisexual. so i was like, okay, you look both. >> i might be a little nervous about it. i might be shy and bashful. i am not afraid they will hurt me. i don't think they would hurt me. i kind of -- i kind of welcome it. i like the attention. so if they did find out -- i mean, they're not going to do nothing about it. >> in fact, rhodes has found some of his conversations on the topic have taken surprising turns. >> like i told you, when i was 11 years old i got real depressed because i felt like i started becoming that way. i started becoming gay, and i got depressed and i got scared. i told my sisters, i think i am turning gay. and they're like, what is wrong with you? when you see a girl walk by, how do you feel? i was like, it makes me happy. and they're like, well, how can you be gay and still have attraction for girls. i'm like, i don't know. so i grabbed the bible. i kept reading. and it told me it was wrong, so i told god, change my mind. and he changed my mind. when you see those pretty

i am a bisexual and i stronglyoy believe that donald trump is not my president and not our president. >>> hillary clinton won the popular vote. we will not have 2000 again.in >> reporter: not allorte not protests have been peaceful. pce dozen people were arrestedpeoplr this week after people in the streets turned destructive smashing windows and starting fires. windog >> folks want to come out andnd protest first amendment rights t do it lawfully you have my essingng. you want to create havoc andvoca do criminal damage to the see se we'll respond accordingly.ond >> reporter: on a twittertt donald trump criticized somecime of the protestors but says he he believes in the end we will w all come together and be proud. pr >>> meanwhile police in investigating a shooting on ahoa bridge where people protested.st no further information was provided in that case.th now one of the women accusingof donald trump of sex theual assas is now calling foralli president-elect to take back hist-el threat to sue his accusers. she was acu contestant on the fifth season of the apprentice.apen yesterday sh

then you told me i'm bisexual., you like both. >> i might be a little nervous about it. i might be shy and bashful. but i'm not afraid they're going to hurt me. i don't think they'd hurt me. i kind of -- i kind of welcome it. i like the attention. so if they did find out -- i mean, they're not going to do nothing about it. >> in fact, rhodes has found some of his conversations on the topic have taken surprising turns. >> like i told you, when i was 11 years old i got real depressed because i felt like i started becoming that way. i started becoming gay, and i got scared and i got depressed and i told my sisters, i think i'm turning gay. and they're like, what is wrong with you? when you see a girl walk by, how do you feel? i was like, it makes me happy. and they're like, well, how can you be gay and still have attraction for girls? i'm like, i don't know. so i grabbed the bible. i kept reading. and it told me it was wrong, so i told god, change my mind. and he changed my mind. when you see those pretty guards -- yo

addressing racist, misogynistic, islamophobic, anti-immigrant, anti-semitic, and anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and we're rhetoric and behaviors." this was in response to some things you saw after the election, some instances of hate across the country. >> and understandably there have been counterprotests from veterans, correct? and others. >> reporter: veterans extraordinarily upset this is happening. not only veterans here but people from the town, people from surrounding towns. very big protests here over the weekend. they are promising another protest if this is not wrapped up this coming weekend. the school trying to do everything they can at this point i think to get students to the place where they feel they can raise this flag again. and keep in mind it's only one flag. there are several flags around the college. they are flying but the one main flag in the college is not. >> have students had any reaction to donald trump's statement this morning? >> reporter: this is a very small school in a very small town and i think they are blown away by the magnitude of the backlash

i would put to you all is why are more books by women, people of color, gay/lesbian/transgender/bisexual individuals and books in those communities disproportionately challenged and banned? >> and i'd like to give a little bit more context to that, canty. according to the ala's office of intellectual freedom, more than half of all banned books are by authors of color or contain events and issues concerning diverse or communities. of the to graphic novels that have been on the american library association's list of most frequently banned and challenged since 2011, there were ten of those books, six featured a female central character and four were created or co-created by a woman. and so this isn't just abstract. the statistics show that there is a disproportion nate emphasis -- disproportionate emphasis on diverse content being banned or challenged. >> yeah, we -- there was actually a panel at the library yesterday that was specifically about banned books and diversity in banned books, and i think something that all of the panelists sort of agreed on was that it really is about, like, ou

.) >> as a city united as one we will also protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and queeres in our city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as one city we will fight dremgsz like it's not been figure out before in our city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> because our city is not just for us we have to speak to the next generation who are scared who are fearful of what will happen when there's a change and by the way, if we lose the friend in the white house we've had a friend of mine in the white house we'll finds other friends that's what we do in san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> so the message for me is very simple let's come together and stand together an unity as one great city for so many people let's renew the promises to each other this will be a stronger city it cares for each other that helps the poor, survive and have a decent leave that makes sure that we talk with each other and let's do the work that we always been used to breaking the barriers of shrines, bringing the people together and engaging the residents and neighbors to understand what that means and doing the kind

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.) >> as a city united as one we will also protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and queer families in our city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as one city we will fight dremgsz like it's not been figure out before in our city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> because our city is not just for us we have to speak to the next generation who are scared who are fearful of what will happen when there's a change and by the way, if we lose the friend in the white house we've had a friend of mine in the white house we'll finds other friends that's what we do in san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> so the message for me is very simple let's come together and stand together an unity as one great city for so many people let's renew the promises to each other this will be a stronger city it cares for each other that helps the poor, survive and have a decent leave that makes sure that we talk with each other and let's do the work that we always been used to breaking the barriers of shrines, bringing the people together and engaging the residents and neighbors to understand what that means and doing t

that's something we'll not give up it includes veterans and immigrants and families and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders queers and people who want to start their families here and grow their families and describe their families in every way. >> will we continue to be a sanctuary city because donald trump (inaudible) you know, i know that speculation we'll have to see exactly what we means we have a lot of programs that are federally funded this in particular is what randy referred to as bash this is veterans administration housing supportive vouchers and half of the people here don't think those veteran benefits so what do people mean they're going to cut funding to veterans? that's one immediate question i don't think so. >> yeah. i think that is still i think we'll have to go to a few months of campaign rhetoric i think we have real conversations to everyone in the city i'm willing to do that to keep everybody enlightened and positive what we have here what we have here to be cherished we're the citizens of san francisco that means a lot to everybody and me. >> any other questions.

that's different for if kids with minority or gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender kids. >> i any thereason i say why it's become the norm is that i have read an article -- maybe you read it -- she was talking about how she was speaking to a group of young muslim women and asked a question have you ever been bullied and nobody really responded. and then she said well, have any of you been called a terrorist? and almost every hand went up. and it's a very troubling -- i use that anecdote or that story to say it's because it's so normal to feel -- to be disparaged in such a horrible way, people and children often times i don't think are calling that -- are defining that bullying. and so to your point well kids will be kids, they're rough housing each other on the playground it's more than the parents are hearing it saying wait a second, it's not okay for my kid to hear that. we had an intern, my cousin, who was very casually last summer telling me, oh, yeah, i've been called a terrorist in school. and i said oh really? did that make you upset? he said, oh, no, i'm muslim, everyone calls

interested in is bisexuality but then to fact checked and did bump those statements made by donald trump with the views of c-span. they think it is the elite media. >> it is easy for them to ride in tune the economy. with the los incentive to everyone else. . .