>> grace, did you know i was gay when you met me?nough. >> ladies and gentlemen, fresh from 45 minutes of butt-robics i give you, my [bleep] >> there was two openly gay men who were very different, and we were able to see, oh, being gay isn't just one thing. >> i just want to know how long i'm going to have to wait until i can see two gay men kiss on network television. >> not as long as you'd think. >> humor, i think, is a great way for anyone to connect. >> i just can't believe we did it. >> a lot of people out there owe us a big fat thank you. >> it was kind of risky at the time, but the network found out, yes, there's an audience for this. >> i think that really changed things for people because they fell in love with these characters and they realized, "well, what's the prejudice?" >> i think will and grace probably did more to educate the american public than almost anything anybody's ever done so far. >> can you believe it? they're getting married in four days. i love weddings. >> well, it's not strictly a wedding. it's a same

he is gay. super, super gay so shut up. shut up, he is gay.one has benefitted more from these new standards more than kamala harris, the vice-president. she hasn't been a success. she was supposed to keep the piece in ukraine. that resulted in a war. supposed to sure the borders. 7 million illegals later you can't say she did a good job. supposed to get joe biden's voting rights bill passed in congress. but she is a first. if she was not on the scene we would never hear things like this. >> we will maintain the perspective that we have in terms of what should be the relationship between china and the united states. that is not going to change. but surely and certainly that balloon was not helpful which is why we shot it down. >> tucker: is anyone at home keeping track of the use of the phrase in terms of? it's a filler in sentences that dumb people use to give them time to think through what they are saying. a new policy has been announced by kamala harris. that all non-helpful balloons will be shot down. hot air balloon soon is starting soon

gay rights, who say "you no longer speak for us."s a community, and imply that to disagree with that is to, somehow, be other or worse still to be a transphobe, to use an insult that is thrown about. do they make you pause for thought at all? that simon fanshawe, that matthew parris, that others say you are getting this wrong? so, there's a lot out there about that. my approach to this, as i've just been saying to yourself, is ijust see a real echo. nobody really, ifelt, stood up or stood with me in the 1980s. and i think we're better when we stand together. i really do. but they say look, it isn't the same. and i think when you look at the... i mean, i think there is genuinely an lgbt community. i think when you look at the levels of support support across the piece for lgbtq people, it is very, very evident to me, yes, i've made a choice, but i think it's the right choice. what i think those people would say to you is, look, the parallel isn't exact. in fact, the parallel is wrong, they would argue. you, as a gay man, simply wanted

i didn't allow it because he didn't want to see to see the so called gay propaganda. so these are examples that show the impact on this law of rational society and could have lead to fines arrests. while many russia fear that not only the eligibility to community, but everyone will face far worse consequences even they continue to speak openly against the official line. and because even if this law is not often applied, been it causes anticipatory obedience which can produce even worse results than required by the law. true to them or to better too much than too little overshadow on. those are interesting developments. i think you could say thank you very much. let's take a look now at some other stories, making headlights around half a 1000000 workers have gone on strike of the u. k. teachers and trained drivers are among those walking out, forcing the closure of thousands of schools and bringing rail travel to a standstill. it's the biggest day of industrial action in the u. k. in more than a decade, authorities in australia have recovered a tiny radioactive capsule

but marcin, who is openly gay, has been elected mayor three times. i'm helpful or not. they don't care--really don't care about my private life. they don't care who i am sleeping with. eric: so you're always available when people need you? marcin: yes, they can call me. they can write me an email. they can also come here to my home. eric: so you're a bit like a priest. marcin: well, maybe. you can say that, but i'm very far away of thinking and saying this kind of things, yeah. eric: the church is very strong in talking about a rainbow plague and things like that. is that making life less safe? is it encouraging people to use hate speech? [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ eric: while the church has made life harder for gays, it still wants to claim them as catholics. eric: so marcin, you're tually ithe process of leaving the church now. what's all that about? marcin: that's right-- eric: marcin nikrant is now struggling through a legal process to be removed from the parish register. marcin: now, i

my sexuality, i was growing no gay and — party. my sexuality, i was growing no gay and i _ party.gay and i was _ party. my sexuality, i was growing up gay and i was still _ party. my sexuality, i was growing up gay and i was still coming - party. my sexuality, i was growing up gay and i was still coming to i up gay and i was still coming to terms with it, back then it was the era of aids and you saw tv adverts with head stones collapsing and i was terrified by that. leave aside the other social pressures not to be gay, i didn't come until my 20s. but by the time i was coming to terms with that and coming to terms with who i was, there was the thatcher government enacting legislation, section 28, that was describing gay relationships as pretend family relationships, banning children being taught about sexuality in schools. kids like me growing up 93)’, schools. kids like me growing up gay, no one would speak and where do you get information from? you saw negative stereotypes. you you get information from? you saw negative stereotypes.— you get information from? you saw negative ste

yes but most tory mps _ legislated gay marriage.ry mps voted against i legislated gay marriage. yes but most tory mps voted against it. | legislated gay marriage. yes but i most tory mps voted against it. the story here is that it's a story of why politics matters, people often say to me, you are knocking on the doors you will get people who say they don't want to vote. it can be more profoundly, there i was, on marches outside parliament against section 28 and then, some years later i was in parliament, almost the very first mate i spoke in and voted on was the equal marriage. now i have a wedding ring on my finger because i finally loves you got married to a long—term partner, now husband, what a story of change, transformation of our country, but also personally for me could have been more profound than i am now allowed to openly love the person i love. it couldn't be more profound and yet we had a government telling me i wasn't allowed to be who i was, i was second—class, my relationship didn't count, i can tolerate that. my did

i didn't allow it because he didn't want to see to see the so called gay propaganda. so these are examples of that a show the impact on this law of rational society and could have lead to fines arrests . while many russia fear that not only the eligibility q community, but everyone will face far worse consequences if they continue to speak openly against the official line. and because even if this law is not often applied, been it causes anticipatory obedience which can produce even worse results than required by the law. true to the nato, better too much than to little overshadow on those or interesting developments. i think you could say thank you very much. emperor lawmakers have again failed to agree on a plan to bring elections. ford has been denied reality, cold for early polls to quell unrest, sparked by the ousting of her predecessor pedro kasteel for who has seen deadly protests. since december, with demonstrate is demanding fresh elections, and the brutality stand down. seems like these are becoming a new, normal imperious capital lima. almost 2 months now.

home in your bed, but only as long as you remain invisible as gay and lesbian as a society. yeah, exactly, stay out of the way of everybody else. and the government this isn't the 1st time that this has happened though, there's been other anti gay legislature. it's been past how effective have previous bands been was a previous law was very similar, but it affected the so called gay propaganda only among kits are the new one has been extended to adults as well as the previous law wasn't used very often because not very many people dare to praise same sex relations in russia, but the new affects much more people. now all of those who want to speak their minds about publicly it unsettles but for example, book publishers or theater directors who dont know which books they are allowed to print or performances they're allowed to play. ah, just a few days ago or the well established st. petersburg theater festival. rainbow changed its name because of the rainbow. colors are a symbol of the algebra to q community. another example, camps from all alms can seberio. where's culture of

now this is not the 1st time russia has pastor anti gay legislation. how effective have previous bands been? well, zillow has already been applied a few times as the previous one affected to the so called gay propaganda only among kits on the new one or instead to was extended to adults as well. and it wasn't to use very often in the past, because hardly anyone dares to praise gail off in russia. but the law affects a lot of people, though it unsettles those who want to speak their minds publicly. even more book publishers are alarmed. they don't know which book thee a which book thee am i allowed to print any more theatre directors, dont know which performance is the i allowed to play in their theaters a few days ago. for example, as the traditional st. petersburg theater festival. rainbow changed its name because the rainbow is a symbol of they'll jupiter community and last week in siberia, in almost as culture of colorful pigeons was to be placed on the river bank to make the streets more beautiful. but the mayor didn't allow to be good because he d

she's not going to start rolling back on gay rights. she's not going to ban gay marriage.ot going to do any of these things. so why then is it so relevant and so necessary for the media, in my view, to hound her on this? because it's not just about your actions , it's about your actions, it's a purity of thinking. so spoken about, it's what's in your heart. i mean, the people that are condemning her and i think she cannot possibly lead the snp because i views are so antediluvian and old fashioned and i horrific that people who demand a purity of soul they want ideological conformity with their dogma. and if you don't then you're ruled out. now you keep a son who's often on the channel. he's a social policy analyst. he tweeted something just recently saying she's defending her christian values and traditional beliefs with grace and courtesy in the face of what i can only describe as secular, liberal bigotry . i secular, liberal bigotry. i mean, i think it's perfectly acceptable to ask a politician open about their beliefs about what drives them, about their back story , all

that — an available right to be gay. that really— an available right to be gay. be gay. that really does pull you - an available right to be gay. l that really does pull you into the story cover really effectively because you feel like you are actually there. you are sat in the room and you are dropped downwards, so it really doesn't make you feel a lot closer to the story. this closeness, this immersive element provides a powerful campus. the exhibition shifting perspective is free and continues until sunday. she had a really good time there. you will find lots more detail and background about all the stories we've been covering on newsday on our website. that is it from us. thank you for watching. hello there. there was a hard frost across england and wales with plenty of sunshine on wednesday here. but we had gale force gusts of winds and rain further north. this is how we closed out the afternoon in highland. and that weather front that was responsible for this continues to sink its way steadily south and east. no significant rain by the time it pushes south—

again gay, sexy again.e free song. yeah so to speak. yeah, i do. yeah i miss being. i was married men crying their cell phones the girlfriends you know while they were know in the sauna saying speak up saying this will never happen again yeah on their hands and knees crying in their car. yeah. that was a tough position. it's a bit too detail for. sorry about too much detail for. sorry about that. for part that. anyway, that's it for part two. after the break for two. join after the break for killing robots, conspiracy theories and extra fertile men . theories and extra fertile men. sounds like the erotic science fiction i've been writing in a couple of minutes . welcome back to headliners. let's jump in with monday's telegraph and does manual labour make men more fertile scott a bit you're pretty good at laying pipe bit you're pretty good at laying pipe and no one wants the whole well i get the male infertile little stories my age just as show apparently the more heavy lifting you do , the more lifting you

again gay, sexy again.the free song. yeah so to speak. yeah, i do. yeah i miss being. i was married men crying their cell phones the girlfriends you know while they were know in the sauna saying speak up saying this will never happen again yeah on their hands and knees crying in their car. yeah. that was a tough position. it's a bit too detail for. about too much detail for. sorry about that. it for part that. anyway, that's it for part two. after the break for two. join after the break for killing robots, conspiracy theories and extra fertile men . theories and extra fertile men. sounds like the erotic science fiction i've been writing in a couple of minutes . welcome back to headliners. let's jump in with monday's telegraph and does manual labour make men more fertile scott a bit you're pretty good at laying pipe bit you're pretty good at laying pipe and no one wants the whole well i get the male infertile little stories my age just as show apparently the more heavy lifting you do , the more lifting you d

i know priests through i know so many priests through the gay in who you the gay comedy gay in who youre living with their partners on the premises the of this religious associate priest. yeah so what's the what are they lying the priest themselves lying. the point is, like, you know, it's as far as it's about the religion , about the faith, the religion, about the faith, the religion, about the faith, the belief, the marriage at the sacrament between a man and a woman. that guy in canterbury said wanted to unite. i'm not going to take a side. that bearded closet canterbury. i'm not going take a side to not going take a side i want to get it's when we're get along. it's like when we're not as long as not getting along, as long as you're making you're like this, you're making it all friction. it worse by all this friction. now do you think about this speaking a straight well, did speaking as a straight well, did you that you've you think it's weird that you've got know, got this, you know, these biblical see, you biblical text that see, you know, sin and know, homosexuality is a sin and

i know priests through i know so many priests through the gay in who you the gay comedy gay in who youth their partners on the premises the of this religious associate priest. yeah so what's the what are they lying the priest themselves lying. the point is, like, you know, it's as far as it's about the religion , about the faith, the religion, about the faith, the religion, about the faith, the belief, the marriage at the sacrament between a man and a woman. that guy in canterbury said wanted to unite. i'm not going to take a side. that bearded closet canterbury. i'm not going take a side to not going take a side i want to get it's when we're get along. it's like when we're not as long not getting along, as long as you're this, making you're like this, you're making it this friction. it worse by all this friction. now do you think about this speaking as a straight well, did you that you've you think it's weird that you've got these got this, you know, these biblical see, you biblical text that see, you know, and know, homosexuality is a sin and all that of stuff. and then all that sort

he was also joined by penny wong, the first openly gay woman in parliament.the first sitting australian prime minister to take part in the mardi gras parade. he said his government was committed to ending inequality based on sexuality or identity. well, australia's an inclusive country. there are benefits for our economy, benefits most importantly though for the people of australia. and everyone should be respected for who they are, and tonight's a celebration of that, and it's a great example of what an amazing country this is.— country this is. critics, though, accuse the _ country this is. critics, though, accuse the prime _ country this is. critics, though, accuse the prime minister- country this is. critics, though, accuse the prime minister of. accuse the prime minister of pandering to a small minority. that is hijacking australia's social agenda. but campaigners argue that the mardi gras is a time to acknowledge and celebrate those who have in the past suffered chain, rejection and discrimination because of who they are. rejection and discrimination be

so, you know, star wars has got the gay characters, the robots. these two. gay. gay two.n, couples? yeah, exactly. i mean, all homosexual all two d2 is a homosexual robot. yes. yeah. there's no way . he's straight. i mean, c—3po is camp object is the book. is the camp object is the book. yeah, exactly . yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, exactly. yeah, yeah, yeah. so to top c—3po. so so r2—d2 to top c—3po. so baldwin , i like the little baldwin, i like the little monkey. he's a guy. yeah, yeah, yeah exactly. exactly. i'm going . he's self—cleaning. i'm going to do this conversation and move to do this conversation and move to this next question from sarah where's sarah? oh hi, sarah. hi. our write in branding, harry styles out of touch for saying people like me after his crummy wins. yeah, this is so he obviously a harry styles he was in some boyband at some point i think and he got slammed for his grammys acceptance speech pick. it was the album of the year award and he said this doesn't happen. very happen. people like me very often is so, so nice often and this is so, so nice tha

so, you know, star wars has got the gay characters, the robots. these two. gay. gay two.n, couples? yeah, exactly. i mean, all homosexual all two d2 is a homosexual robot. yes. yeah. there's no way . he's straight. i mean, c—3po is camp object is the book. is the camp object is the book. yeah, exactly . yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, exactly. yeah, yeah, yeah. so to top c—3po. so so r2—d2 to top c—3po. so baldwin , i like the little baldwin, i like the little monkey. he's a guy. yeah, yeah, yeah exactly. exactly. i'm going . he's self—cleaning. i'm going to do this conversation and move to do this conversation and move to this next question from sarah where's sarah? oh hi, sarah. hi. our write in branding, harry styles out of touch for saying people like me after his crummy wins. yeah, this is so he obviously a harry styles he was in some boyband at some point i think and he got slammed for his grammys acceptance speech pick. it was the album of the year award and he said this doesn't happen. very happen. people like me very often is so, so nice often and this is so, so nice tha

. >> what it looks like don't say gay. how about don't say gay?actually. >> i know. >> that was the intangible lay. >> don't say gay i don't know where that comes from. it's not in a bill. i read the bill. nowhere does it say don't say gay. >> it's allowing parents to sue the schools. >> so using homosexual and sexual orientation, hundreds of millions of americans have looked at the bill in florida, the don't say gay bill and sit there and say something like i'm sorry, as stupid as it doesn't even say the word gay. that is dishonest. >> there is nothing about the word gay. it's being called the don't say sex. don't talk about sex bill. >> it's not about don't talk about sex. >> it's not about sex. >> primary grades. it's about not teaching that people of different sexual orientations and gender identities exist. that is the bill. that is the entire 100% point of the bill. >> one of the ways they describe it is between kindergarten and third grade. okay? so can you respond, chris, to that? is that appropriate that they're not going to teach sexual

xavi: everyone knew i was gay before i did. i remember my freshman year of high school this girl came up to me during gym class and was like, "so, zoe, i heard y're a ...," and i remember being absolutely petrified. all of the gay girls that were out, thawas their main ideity. like, that's all we knew them for was "oh, the lesbians." um, we didn't know, ke, whathey did, like, i theyere--what their interests were. like, they were kind of just simplified into that, and that was sometng that i was always scared of, especially having my brher be gay, as well, because at that point he had come out, and i was very nervous about kind of having people think that me coming out would, one, confirm what they already knew, which i just kind of didn't want to give them that satisfaction, so a little bit of a--a little bit of an ego, little bit of a pride thing. ha ha! um, but i also didn't want people to think, "oh. well, she just thinks that because her brother's gay, and sshe's just, you know, following that," even though we were very--we

they're trying to mobilize citizens and to convince them that they are our enemies, gays, and lesbians. i repeatedly victims of violence in russia. often they are discriminated against by the state. there is, for example, a ban on l g b t q symbols, a holding public assemblies under the rainbow banner, while same sex relationships as such, where decriminalized in russia back in 1993 critic say that the so called gay propaganda law is stoking homophobia in the country yet, as soon as midnight, it sends certain signals and raises the question, how things develop and that will these people be sent to penal colonies at some point time or even murdered, whom it would be wise. the activist eagle catch cough doesn't think that things will get to that point though, but he is certain that the russian government is hell bent on turning back the clock to soviet times. ah, the french be still deeply rooted in tradition is in danger of extinction. it's hosts and frequent errors are now fighting for its recognition as the unesco world heritage site visually gave to the bat at the crack of dawn in pa

was he targeting gay men? was versace, the most prominent gay man in town, one of the list?astated, how could they not be? however, they wanted to get him out of there. they got all kinds of privileged treatment, all kind of protocols were broken. and he was cremated immediately, and they left with his ashes. and that was it. >> the family skipped the miami beach memorial service, which investigators attended hoping that cunanan would show up to re-live his kill. >> the police -- is intense in south florida. >> the 230 investigators now assigned to the case chased more than 1000 leads in the 18 square miles of miami beach. knowing, given the intense coverage, that cunanan had to be watching their every move. >> that's why we had to use runners and cellphones and land lines to serve our radios. >> in other words, you're trying to keep the media from finding out because the media would be telling him directly? >> right, but when you do that, it's kind of a double edged sword, you don't give the media what they're looking for, they kind of try to find it on their own. >> that's

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gay you were talking about gay.was from exactly that community of the 1950s that you're talking about. the other thing that ken has forgotten to say as we discussing coming in was people of our parents generation died in their fifties and sixties . the reason they and sixties. the reason they live now is modern. modern medicine depends on their diets . but it depends on above all, on economic progress and he wants to kill it. i want to see it triumph. and you know what, i want to see all those people. the third world, able to share what we have in this recipe is designed to make us vast, poor as they are. and i have to interrupt. you've got another 30 minutes of this to come. and i would like issue an apology for dr. david stark . would like issue an apology for dr. david stark. his terrible language there . we should walk language there. we should walk now, then . i'll tell you in the now, then. i'll tell you in the break. coming up next, could more contentious statues be at risk of vandalism? the met police seem t

gay you were talking about gay.was from exactly that community of the 1950s that you're talking about. the other thing that ken has forgotten to say as we discussing coming in was people of our parents generation died in their fifties and sixties . the reason they and sixties. the reason they live now is modern. modern medicine depends on their diets . but it depends on above all, on economic progress and he wants to kill it. i want to see it triumph. and you know what, i want to see all those people. the third world, able to share what we have in this recipe is designed to make us vast, poor as they are. and i have to interrupt. you've got another 30 minutes of this to come. and i would like issue an apology for dr. david stark . would like issue an apology for dr. david stark. his terrible language there . we should walk language there. we should walk now, then . i'll tell you in the now, then. i'll tell you in the break. coming up next, could more contentious statues be at risk of vandalism? the met police seem t

in order to thrive as gays, we need to grow our brand. so i would like to nominate a new gay icon.eorge santos. [ laughter ] this bumble [ bleep ] little goblin boy who dresses like a 3-year-old millionaire is a star. i'd tell you more about him, except everything i know right now is a lie. [ laughter ] his high school, his college education, his job history, his glasses. those aren't prescription. [ laughter ] you know this bitch can see. [ laughter ] and yet i'm intrigued. when you go through a list of the great liars in history -- benedict arnold, richard nixon, bernie madoff, felicity huffman -- [ laughter ] the vast majority have been straight. and that's not inclusive. we all lie. lying is built into the gay experience. as a teenager, i told people i admired ryan phillippe because of his performance in "gosford park." [ laughter ] what i meant was, ryan phillippe's abs in "i know what you did last summer" made me wish i was the thing he did last summer. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here's george santos in drag. what? is that on his head? [ laughter ] that's a wig you

it's that she doesn't of gay marriage. doesn't approve of gay marriage.at is kind of the christian view. it it's sort of the standard view of that the fairly standard view of that faith. should she not be leader as a result of this particular view, do you think? no no. the reality is, if you if somebody is religious, they are going to have those views. and it doesn't matter if they're christian, if they are muslim , they're jewish, they are muslim, they're jewish, they're going to have those views because those the views because those are the views because those are the views religion holds. views that that religion holds. yeah. what going to yeah. so what are you going to do? you're to preclude do? you're going to preclude religious from holding religious people from holding office. compatible. religious people from holding offi(this compatible. religious people from holding offi(this is compatible. religious people from holding offi(this is a compatible. religious people from holding offi(this is a bit compatible. religious people from holding offi(this

it is part of a raft of gop pressure to really censor gay symbols, even using the word "gay" has beenned in certain school districts in florida where these are being passed and other states are trying to follow suit. it is not just the rainbow flag. it is also lgbtq language. it is drag queen story times. it is books about gender identity that are being pulled from libraries. we see this as part of a larger effort that is happening to really suppress gay symbols and gay rights. kristen: in terms of huntington beach, did they also -- did they not also raise the upcoming summer olympics in 2028 in los angeles as an issue or factor? >> that i'm not sure about. my sources did not mention that. kristen: there were some who talked about can we fly the olympic flag? as you said, lots of reasons were mentioned. you talked to gilbert baker about the story. what does he say about it? >> i spoke with the president of the gilbert baker foundation goodwood baker is no longer with us. but charlie beale who represents the organization, he again sees this as part of a larger and troubling trend that

ah, also on the day check, footballer jak of yankee comes out as gay. europe's 1st active top tier player to open up about almost sexuality hopes to pave the way for a more inclusive sport. like everybody else. i also want to lose my life in freedom with fears. with bridge and wireless overlap. i'm almost social, and i no longer want to hide myself. the welcome to the show. for months there had been speculation about russia preparing a fresh offensive in eastern ukraine. now it seems like the renewed onslaught is already underway. as a green face is intensified attacks, its allies are meeting again to coordinate further support for keith natal members and other allies of ukraine are gathered and brussels for talks aimed at providing more weapons to the war torn country. at the moment, ukraine is on the back foot on parts of the eastern front, at least with russia, claiming success around the city of most of the experts say a russian victory and by the moon would not have a strategic impact on the war. he has fought tooth and nail to keep it. the battle for the city has become an example o

i wish i was gay .i was gay. i'm not. does that mean they throw it out? you've heard that a few times i in and know like yeah i'm the caring sharing feminist sympathetic bloke the women's say they want but they go off because they bad boys so you know you know you're going to be really proud of me here because guess i the other day? guess what i did the other day? well, listened to the jordan well, i listened to the jordan peterson podcast, one with peterson podcast, the one with joe and we're pretty joe rogan. well and we're pretty complicated question what was it about jung no but he about carl jung and no but he was essentially saying how are attracted to men who temper their have aggression but are able to temper as opposed to psychopaths who would take advantage of women and so to younger women because don't know the difference between the two so i was just i related that because i'm a bit angry and i think that actually that's yeah. so i think my wife actually secretly likes that element of me or

i'm just white and gay this guy thinks there's a country where gay people come from, which means he knowstor. it reads my blood sugar on my phone. but i love to tell dumb people, it just showed up after the booster shot [ laughter ] i don't know where it came from. it's very scary. i think we were worried about microchipping. we just forgot about macro-chipping do you see that thing? it's huge. and if they believe that, i go, "oh, my god, i think it's spreading. do you see anything? [ laughter ] and if they keep asking and i don't want to explain, i just go, "i am so sorry i have to take this. hello? [ laughter ] and if they touch it, i go, "oh, no," which is also my profile picture on grindr. [ laughter ] and i like to tell old men that it's apple pay [ laughter ] okay i'm going to tell you guys a little story it's a little intense, but i'm okay a couple months ago, i got mugged he said, "i have a gun give me your phone." and i said, "no. i know we just met, but i think we can all agree that was off-brand. [ laughter ] i'm an anxious, asthmatic, gay, diabetic jew we're not known to excel

for that group gay people, lgbtq people. ah!name something after a black man and eighties that was an accomplishment in itself. reverend moore is president of the san jose silicon valley naacp and says the franks sexuality never deterred him from recognizing how much he contributed to the world around him always had gay people in our community. whether we admit it or not. and the communities that was around the early they always told us to refer to miss queen or whatever. but we were never talked to disrespect them today . gabrielle and tola vich is board president of the billy defrank lgbtq community center. she's been on the board since 1993 and is responsible for keeping to frank's legacy alive . his spirit that really drove, um, everything he did, and even now you can feel it for its 40th anniversary, and talovic commissioned this mural to be painted outside on the wall at the community center. and it was created by san francisco based lgbtq artists surge gay jr. the center has become a hub serving 1000 people per week hosti

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