she refused to say she was no longer a lesbian. she was threatened to be sent to the state mental hospital and heard homosexuals were treated by labotomy and she said she was mixed. she went to a psycho analyst. that is the story telling i tried to do throughout the book i really wanted to get behind the facts. i will read from two sections and the sections i chose have to do it subjects that have been in the news recently. the first is the service of gays and lesbians in the military. the military has on paper, long been unwelcoming to gays and lesbians except when there is a war going on. during world war ii, they were not supposed to sure but generally were nut questioned. when questioned, they were those that were homosexuals and the suspicion was they wanted to get out of the war. as soon as the war was over there was a witch hunt to kick them out. during the vietnam war, same thing. served openly, once it was over a witch hunt to get gays and lesbians out of the military. i am going to read one section in which i talk about t

about 75% of americans know somebody who's gay or lesbian, bisexual or transgender. however, knowing them, very impactful, but isn't as impactful if the folks who are gay don't actually talk about it. and so being out... being out, and in particular being out and talking about the ways in which you're less equal. about 70% of america thinks it's illegal to fire somebody in the workplace because they're gay, but it's only illegal in 21 states. 29 states you can get fired. if america would understand that... >> hinojosa: so let's just be clear, just so we can make it clear. so that means that, for example, i'm your boss, and in 29 states, i suddenly say, "you know what? i don't like the fact that jarrett made a nice compliment to a fellow coworker who's a man. therefore i can fire jarrett"? >> well, that can be sexual harassment, so let's be clear about that. >> hinojosa: okay. but i don't like the fact that... >> you don't like the fact that i've got a picture of a guy on my desk who happens to be the person i'm in a committed lifetime relationship with, you can say,

the longest running lesbian bar in the united states recently close ford good. >> so now lesbians wille to meet the old fashioned way -- at ace hardware. [ laughter ] >> seth: 18,000 contaminated pipes in flint, michigan will be replaced by a black-owned construction company. >> and it's true what they say, their pipes are bigger. [ audience ohs ] [ cheers ] >> seth: a lesbian was recently named the leader of germany's fascist party. >> if you're wondering what lesbians and fascists have in common, the answer is their haircut. [ laughter ] >> seth: jenny -- jenny, why is it that so many lesbians have short haircuts? >> we just get really excited about scissors. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh! jenny! jenny, no! [ laughter ] according to a recent article -- according to a recent article, there has been an increase in women using smart phone apps to track their menstrual cycles. >> still no word on how they get those phones in there. [ laughter ] i guess you put it down -- >> seth: no, no, no, no! [ laughter ] i wasn't pausing for an answer. >> oh. [ light laughter ] >> seth: on the popular bri

oh, the black lesbian shot the white congressman. that is not how people speak. don't think the police officer would like to hear herself described on national television as the black lesbian. to msnbc to turn a partisan political assassination into democratic identity politics. >> jesse: it's like when there is a surgeon, they bring someone into the e.r. room, it doesn't matter if the guy is a racist, if the guy is a republican, if he's canadian, it doesn't matter. >> greg: canadian? >> jesse: they are there to save their life. justice should be blind here. >> dana: the emts on the scene they tried to save the shooter's life. >> greg: exactly. i have a problem with that, but go ahead, kimberly. >> kimberly: her patriotism, her dedication, it has nothing to do with her gender or sexual identity. it is demeaning that joy did that. she is actually an example of the problem that exists in this country. when you see something like this where the left always -- they don't want to identify anybody by you know, sexual or gender identity, but here it is like oh, no, they

surrogacy should ofain out of bounds, 60% people are willing to allow lesbian couples to have their ownhildren. thousands of children go to -- sound -- thousands of women go to belgium for it. >> we don't want to stand by and do nothing in the face of the commercialization of the human body which is done in many countries. >> many countries including britain and the u.s. allow same-sex couples to get conception under varying degrees of regulation. delano: a ukrainian kernel has been killed in kiev after a car bomb went off in the capital. of militaryonel intelligence. fighting broke out in the east of ukraine with pro-russian separatists back in 2014. authorities are not saying who is behind the attack. for more, here's is our government reporter from kiev. >> the defense ministry has confirmed the identity of the victim as a senior military consultant who had returned from eastern ukraine where russian backed separatists are fighting with the ukrainian army. authorities are treating the attack as terrorism. authorities tend to have russian agents as the prime suspect but we can only sp

today we're taking time to celebrate the bay area's diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender or lgbt communities. the city of san francisco was named as the gay capital of the u.s. by life magazine back in 1964. and statistically, that statement still holds true today. a recent gallup poll confirms that the san francisco bay area is home to the largest percentage of lgbt people in the country, at 6.2% of our local population. and that number is 2.6% higher than the national average. every year in june, san francisco welcomes more than a million people to celebrate the pride parade festivities in an effort to commemorate lgbt heritage, culture, and the fight for equality. visible lgbt role models are critical to the growing understanding of the gay community in the bay area and across the globe. we recently talked with assembly member evan low of campbell about his perspectives on being out in politics. >> i feel like we've come a long way. i would say that when i first ran for office, i felt a deep pain in my heart when asked if i was lgbt. i personally felt shameful and like i

a lesbian said this resistance is about human rights. >> not just gay lesbian rights but all of us whether we are any kind of -- that we all have human rights. >> reporter: merchants expect this is to pick up by wednesday. they say they anticipate that pride week will be bigger than ever before. >>> after two months the crew of the u.s. coast guard returned to alameda this morning. family members were on hand as the ship docked at the pier. the captain said his crew stopped drug traffickers. they came away with a massive haul of illegal drugs. >> that is a huge amount. >>> last year they said it sees more than 220 tons of cocaine in the eastern pacific. >>> tomorrow it's going to be like today in terms of temperatures. still hot inland 104 fairfield. no record today but cooler than yesterday. tomorrow will be slightly cooler but close and then wednesday and thursday the numbers come up a bit. los angeles is not the hot but you can see 3:00 today. the whole western southwest is breaking right now. it's really putting pressure on the grid. there's this flex alert if you try to do your laundr

(both) lesbians.le often lumped together, gay men and lesbians have less in common than one might think. like in the venn diagram of sexual identity, you have gay men... and straight men. both the same gender. then you have gay men... and straight women. both attracted to the same gender. but gay men and lesbians? no. nothing. i am so sorry we have to meet like this, but i'm sure you can understand, as parents, the instinct to protect your child. yeah, it's what makes me want to punch you in the neck right now. wow. i see where your son gets all of his aggression. okay, let's all take a time-out. that's a good idea. this is getting a little heated. right? yeah, pam, we don't want another incident like at the lumberyard. oh, my god. you guys go to the lumberyard, too? d-- i didn't know they had a ladies' night. not the bar, sally. okay, you know what? he's trying to be nice, and you just called him "sally." yeah, you're not being very helpful, peppermint patty. okay. let's just stick to our actual name

but the left says they have a monopoly on women's rights, gays, lesbians, how do they stay silent when melania and ivanka has been attacked? how do they justify never standing up for you guys or never standing up for my right to free speech when they are the champions of free speech? >> they are not true feminists. they cloak themselves in the feminist garb but in reality, they are just socialists, leftists, marxists. their goal is to overthrow the government. they don't trust the people. the individual people who turned out in droves in michigan, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, to vote for trump? they are subhuman too. they aren't entitled to determine their own destiny or their own understanding of marriage and when life begins. the very fact that they voted for trump in the eyes of a lot of these people from the entertainment industry and certainly from far left politic politics, their very existence is a point of embarrassment. rather than engage people in a real conversation, they seek to perpetually dehumanize them and debase them to the extent that you don't even treat them as hu

your first lesbian relationship. what were you thinking about? >> you know what? i was thinking that she is such an amazing person. and no matter what, like i still wanted to have a friendship with her and that she is always going to be someone special to me. so i'm not going to have this covered up, even when i get out. i'm going to keep it. >> so when your -- >> when my boyfriend sees it? >> when your boyfriend says who is molina, what will you tell him? >> i'm going to say she was my good friend in prison and she just had my back. i don't know what i'll tell him. i don't know. maybe i'll tell him the truth. i don't know. if the consequences are that he can't forgive me and he doesn't want to be with me, then that's something i have to live with. >> coming up -- >> i'm going to visit with my mommy. >> jessica styx gets a visit from home. >> you have writing on your arms? >> they're tattoos. >> jessica! >> i know. >>> not long ago, kelley mcnaughton injured her hand when she punched a wall in anger. now shortly after her transfer to a new housing unit, she has in

the german parliament has voted to legalise same—sex marriage, granting gay and lesbian couples fullal rights including child adoption. also the welsh turtle who is now having fun in the sun. a rare sea turtle called menai who washed up on an anglesey beach is taken to gran canaria to an anglesey beach is taken to gran ca naria to be an anglesey beach is taken to gran canaria to be released. and british world number one tennis player andy murray will begin the defence of his wimbledon title against a qualifier or a lucky loser on monday. good morning. it's friday the 30th ofjune. i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. cladding fitted to grenfell tower during its refurbishment was changed to a version which cost nearly £300,000 less, a document seen by the bbc has revealed. at least 80 people were killed when the tower block in west london was destroyed by fire two weeks ago. a council meeting to discuss the tragedy was called off last night within minutes of starting after a row broke out over the attendance of members of the public and press. dan johnson reports. he wants

it was undeniable. >> stephen: that she was a lesbian, you mean?d like john goodman on "roseanne." it was funny to me. she was dressed leak a construction worker. it's funny you would just pick a job eye like women but i don't dress like a pirate and have a nt e wasn't!st funny. her hands were, like, as clean as mine. >> stephen: she's the foreman. >> i almost got offended as, like, a man, looking at her like, "look, we don't do all of that! we'll wear some of that. she had a costume. she had the hard hat and that surveyor thing. you feel it now. they're getting all-- they're back off. "is he saying-- is he saying there's something wrong?" no, i'm saying she was dressed ridiculous. the woman who happened to be a lesbian, it was funny the way she was dressed. i'm going to be washed up in six months. they've got a hershey's store down there. the giant kiss thing with the string. >> stephen: you don't like candy. >> you don't have to have a whole store. is there going to be a snicke store? how fat do they want to make people. >> stephen: yo animated s

she met a lesbian couple who had fostered the children and they inspired her.n a long, intense and emotional debate. the meat, personally, also which is why i hope today's vote brings respect from both sides but also peace and cohesion as well. angela merkel may have rejected the proposition at the ballot box that she will go down in history as a chancellor who introduced same—sex marriage to germany. it is an election year. by voting against the bill, she is appealing to them all conservative but by effect letting it happen, she is appeasing potential coalition partners of the future and she is cementing of our reputation as europe's defender of liberal values. by europe's defender of liberal values. by now, celebrations, though the law may yet be challenged in the constitutional court. what has been widely held as a victory for equal rights, it is also seen as a political success as well. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the tour de france is about to kick off with britain's chris froome attempting to defend his title for a third year in a row —

mother, very traditional, but trying to sort of in a way come out along with her daughter, not as lesbian herself, but as an accepting mother. robert: yes, and that also sort of drives home the point that there's a lot of people with stories that they want to get out. and that's a culture and that's an area where we haven't heard too many stories from, huh? peter: no, it's true. you know, particularly when you're talking about female filmmakers and filmmakers of color, this year we're very proud that 40% of our films at frameline are directed by women or co-directed by women. fifty-two percent of the documentaries are from women. and this is way above the industry average, and it still is a place where, at least in film festivals, you can see a much closer representation of who america is, who american and international artists are, than if you are just going to the cineplex and seeing what the industry is putting out for you. robert: that's right. and also too, when people go there, they do see new things, but they suddenly realize how universal some of the things, some of the conflicts,

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it is worth noting that the lesbian couple who apparently changed her mind have now invited angela merkelervical cancer testdon't know screening is available, according to cancer research uk. the charity found there was a particular lack of awareness among women who spoke english as a second language. around 3,000 new cases are diagnosed every year, but the charity says 75% would be preventable through early detection. our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson, has more. the point of the smear is not to find cancer but look for precancer cells, which can be treated very effectively. we can stop this cancer in its tracks. -- earlier, the bbc's victoria derbyshire programme covered the story. one woman, whose mother died of cancer, told the programme about the importance of smear programme about the importance of smear tests. my mother's death resulted in my father setting up the trust... and so i am a trustee and we do trust... and so i am a trustee and wedoa trust... and so i am a trustee and we do a lot of work trying to keep people informed about why it is so keep people informed abou

the same build, massive, and lesbian. and the same kind of charisma that hemingway and his mother shared. they were said to be the people who sucked -- they said that about each one. sucked the air out of the roomom when they enter it. really commanding people. >> host: handsome and pretty. what was his problem with women? >> guest: i think it's kind of a redding red herring help wasn't very good to his life, that's for sure, but i don't think he had animosity toward women. think somebody who understood humanity that well, it's impossible for them -- for him to -- but he has -- then the one short story you might have read in school, "white elephants." a guy and his girlfriend and talking about her having an abortion. it's incredibly sensitive to her, to him, to the issue. it's not easy. i think -- he wasn't that into creating great women characters, but i think it's a red herring. >> host: you talk about sensitivity and then he would explode at times, in one of his moods one thing jumped out. he was pretty hard on patrick

to the millions of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender americans across the country. al green's resolution says in stark contrast to the trump administration for the first time in nearly a decade, there was no white house proclamation to celebrate pride. you know what, mr. speaker? we're all proud of being american. and we all are proud of our heritage, and we're proud of who we are. just as people are proud of their irish-american heritage, or their catholic heritage, or their proud -- or they're proud to be women or proud to be men, people who are lgbt in our country no longer need to stay in the closet. they can be fully authentic with who they are and they can celebrate in a spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood with their allies and other lgbt americans. i got to participate in the pride festivities in denver this year and i'm looking forward next week to, for the very first time, mr. green, being the grand marshal of a parade, the colorado springs pride parade. i've never had the opportunity to be a grand marshal before. but i am glad that al green and his co-spo

bet >> reporter: betty king sharing photographs and hugs >> reporter: gays and lesbians, low income peopleople in community sfrervice. most of them are in this room right now. >> reporter: they are curating the privately funded program on line. one of the first openly gay persons hired byber berry said t campaign was a historic time. >> i want you to feel where we are today and where we have been. it's been a long journey. >> reporter: marion berry died in november 20 some of them are laugh out loud and fall on the floor. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> congress is promising help for local firefighters because of a news4 i-team investigation. weeks ago the i-team revealed a problem for first responders at the u.s. pentagon. the i-team scott mcfarland is getting results and now those firefighters are a step closer to getting a new station. bill toney remembers running for his life inside the pentagon. >> all these images won't ever leave me. >> reporter: and remembers seeing the firefighters running toward the danger. >> it was greatly inspiring to see how e and riske

navratilova to write that letter and in it, say that she believes that margaret court is denying lesbianssexual people from getting equal rights. she says she is demonising trans—jordan and she says she is demonising tra ns—jordan and trans she says she is demonising trans—jordan and trans adults everywhere. her suggestion should be that the stadium should be renamed, no longer the margaret court arena, but perhaps the eve on good god arena, named after the aboriginal australian who won seven grand slams —— the evonne goolagong arena. australian who won seven grand slams —— the evonne goolagong arena! still to come will be hearing from ian poulter on how to get more people interested in golf. the series that was on a couple of weeks ago was great fun. we need to keep plugging away, finding ways to get more people attracted to the great game of golf that we play. and who's going — or not going — where? we've the latest on player transfers, in the premier league. now, we are just over an hour away from the women's champions league final and two french teams will compete for the trophy in c

. >> because all of the lesbians are coming to florida, and converting the straight white women to lesbianism was also running for office. ( laughter ) >> that's what it was. >> and i think he-- >> that was his platform. >> he's probably doing great now. but i caught him planning a threesome with me and the producer that i went down with. he had-- >> stephen: what do you mean "planning it?" >> he was planning with his friend, that they were-- sorry, not a threesome, a foursome. with him and his friend. they were going to separate us and take us to-- >> whoa! >> but like, consensually. they just assumed that we were in love-- >> stephen: that's a lovely story now. ( laughter ) thank you, thank you. >> no, no, they assumed we were- >> i feel terribly-- like, this is just-- like, this is actually not your show. it's dr. phil's show, and he's going to be over there, and he's just going to talk about how i allowed all of you to be put in these situations. >> stephen: did you ever think you could make yourself talk to people-- you would be in there, like you had a point of view, always. the field p

says his resurgence is about human rights . >> not just gay and lesbian rights but all of us. any kind of a minority or majority. we all have human rights. >> one of the grand marshals will be this political activist leading what is described as a resistance group. >> my participation this year is even more important to me because my community put me in this space for all the work that i am doing. >>> the town of sonoma is the top spot in us world news and best vacation rankings for 2017 and 2018. the magazine selected the city is the best small town to visit in the usa calling sonoma a place known for its charms and wineries. second on the list is breckenridge. lake tahoe is fifth and monterey is six. >>> there was a touching show of support for a san jose business owner in need of help. he and his wife judy worked for 17 years at manley's donuts after coming here from cambodia. earlier this month, his mother who has not seen in eight years died in cambodia. >> i didn't actually see anything. i heard them and i just felt so bad. for me, i am really close to my family and i wo

the german parliament gives gay and lesbian couples full marriage rights including adoption. >> realecognition, it warms the heart. we arethe moment, thinking about having a party, getting married, in using our new rights to protect our relationship. the most important thing is that it tells our families and friends we are committed to each other, and that we will spend our lives together. >> the vote took place this friday after chancellor angela bykel surprised many announcing a relaxing of her opposition towards gay marriage earlier this week. the bill passed easily, because it had wide crossed party support. she told them they were free to vote their conscience. >> for those as attached to the -- it's really plays an important role, which is why i would like to lead a discussion whether it is a question of conscience or something i pushed through a majority vote. merkel'sts say that change of stance was done to reduce barriers to forming a new coalition government after elections in september. all of her coalition partners including current partners had said that legally is in --

- >> in serbia, lawmakers have elected the first email and first -- first female and first openly lesbiansident. her election makes her history in the predominantly conservative talking country. -- balkan country. president trump is set to attend bastille day celebrations in france after accepting a invitation from president macron. the visit marks a warming of relations between trump and am r macron after a rough start. correspondent: the plane and train maker is set to cut 2000 jobs by 2020, that is a quarter of the workforce here in germany. management has claimed the move is to cut losses. the restructuring comes after delays in the aerospace business. all production facilities will remain open despite because the company said -- despite the cuts, the company says. correspondent: germany's economy might be doing well but the wind of globalization is blowing in this country as well. demand for trained constructed by this company has been slow -- for trains constructed by this company has been low. in asia, the demands have been high. so it makes sense for bombardier to move their labor

we didn't realize everyone thought we were lesbian partners.ind of like, who are these adorable sisters doing it for themselves, know what i mean? >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> then my husband shows up the next day and they're like, who's this [ bleep ]? all right, all right. >> keep it classy. we talked about this before we came out here. >> jimmy: yeah it's more fun when you're lesbians at the place, yes. >> it was more fun. but anyway. so they bring out the boobs and i said, lennon, you've got to get your hands on these, tell me which one. she felt each one, much like -- >> i felt your boobs first. >> felt mine, got the heft of it, then felt each one then she goes -- >> it's number 2. >> drop the mike, and i put those in my body. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. you didn't try them yourself? >> no. >> she was having a panic attack. it's a big decision. like when you name your child. you're like, should it be tallulah? probably not. you know what i mean? but you just don't know in the moment. because it's such a panic. >> it is. but she did a

representative scalise was shot by a whited man with a violent black ground and saved by a black lesbianer and yet -- >> that felt tauntoning and felt nontd. talking about voting record when it comes to the aca and comes to co-sponsoring a bill that would have marriage be just between a man and woman. when it talked about his record on gun control, she is saying he votes like a republican generally. so i personally adamantly disagree with steve scalise's policies and i still hope him a full recovery. heather: david, what are your thoughts? >> we didn't talk about the fact that steve scalise has voted to keep people both economically and personally secure over the last couple of years whether it trying to get more money in people's pockets and get regulations that the obama administration put on that hurt job creation. whether it's trying to make sure we continue to fund the military so it can take the fight to people around the world who want to do harm to us. joy read didn't bring those votes up. she brought the votes up that gets her democratic base the most fired up so they he will pu

florence: it is currently only available for heterosexual couples, not a single women or lesbians. is an independent ethical committee that says it should be available for all women, and this is indeed something that the president, emmanuel macron, promised he would do during the presidential campaign. .ou can read more about it it is being met with a sigh of relief for many women in france and of and forced to travel outside of france -- spain, denmark -- european countries where it is authorized to. it is really a thorny issue here in france. particularly amongst very conservative, catholic groups, that every numerous here in france. rochelle: france does have a catholic paper. what does it say about the committee recognition. florence: it is on the front page today. are we going towards radically assisted appropriation for everyone? macron has an interesting take on this. it recognizes but is concerned about issues assess our legitimate, and there should be a debate about the legitimate questions that are praised by this issue, for instance, "la croix" says we are going for an i

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the criticism of our new law only comes from feminists and lesbians. they want to keep women from living together with men. >> politicians like milonov play down the acts of violence and the fact that more than 600 russian women are killed in their homes every month. there are hardly any shelters or organizations for the victims to turn to. some were even recently declared foreign agents because they had received money from abroad. [phone rings] >> [speaking in russian] >> one nongovernmental organization still operating is ingo, a hotline for the victims of extreme violence. ms. tyukina: in the middle ages, our ancestors had a tradition of chastening their wives by beating them every saturday. the wives were supposed to obey their husbands and, by doing so, contribute to a peaceful home life and a healthy spirit. oddly enough, this tradition has survived in our country to this day, and it's practiced intensively. >> ekaterina no longer expects any help from the state. she's barricaded herself in her apartment and reinforced the doors. ekaterina: i can

gays and lesbians, transgender people, racial, ethnic, cultural, linguistic and minorities and indigenous people. we can and must play an active role in the preservation and the strengthening of the global order for which we have benefited so greatly. doing so is in our interest. as our own open society is most secure in a world of open societies. it is understood just and a world open society are under threat. in short, canadian liberalism is a precious idea. it would not survive world dominated by the clash great powers. struggling for supremacy or at best -- canada can work for better mr. speaker. we must work for better. >> now, let me address the nited states directly. as the prime minister said last week, canada is deeply disappointed by the decision by the us federal government to withdraw from the paris agreement on climate. that said, we will continue to seek opportunities for constructive progress on the environment wherever we can find them. with our counterparts in washington and across the great united states. as all levels of government and with partners in business, labor a

lives are set for a big change because german parliament has approved a bill that gives gay and lesbiansouples full marriage rights, including adoption. recognition, it warms the heart. at the moment, we are thinking about having a party, getting married, and using our new rights to protect our relationship. the most important thing is that it tells our families and friends that we are committed to each other and that we will spend our lives together. reporter: the vote took place this friday after chancellor angela merkel surprised many by announcing a relaxing of her opposition to its gay marriage earlier this week. the bill passed easily because it had wide cross party support and because merkel told m.p.'s they were free to vote with their conscience. >> for those attached the church, it plays an important it is ach is why question of conscience rather than something i push through a majority vote. say her: analysts change of stance was done to reduce barriers to her party forming a new coalition government after elections in september. all her potential pollution partners -- coaliti

reporter:the bill would allow gay and lesbian couples to adopt children. at the moment, they can only enter civil unions. reactions have been pouring in on central media. merkel continues to face resistance from her conservative count. 66% of respondents say they are for gay marriage and a narrower geordie say they should have adoption by gay couples. laura: despite the threat of strikes, president emmanuel macron is wanting to reform the french labor market. reporter: emmanuel macron is starting off his presidency by tackling one of the thorniest issues on his agenda -- reforming france's notoriously complex labor code. french president wants to act quickly. invoking a constitutional article would allow him to bypass a lengthy parliamentary debate. reporter: in order to execute program, the government may ask parliament permission jewel by decree for a limited duration. >> the labor minister presented a text outlining the areas of the labor code. this will be put to a vote in it's almost a given the national assembly will union ande motion leftist opposit

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