students.ue kent state free to make you do song they're bringing and 22 students to identify withey lgb community together to live on part of korb hall , oftentimes they marginalize and may not have the support of their own familiesnd so they li in a area to support one anothe and hope that they will have a better chance to succeedho. my fear was that not having friends or anyone to support me or just beingtg very uncomforta that i would probably drop out or feel like i cannot succeed i what i was doing this is everybody's hope the next nine environment where they don't have to worry about being themselves at home and make the focus on their studies.'' one and 20 other students with all the same floor as the lgbtq en say they are not tryin change anybodyh just want to be treated with respect to his wee three of friday night touchdown here are the pics are this week's friday fox 8.com to vote with the winning game thursday at 10:00 p.m. and then jointee j.t., p.j. and dan coughlin for friday night what the guest host jessica dilln wi be less like when they play out their newly renovated

as mainstream lgbt communities celebrate victories on the journey to equal rights, lgb out. this group becomes vulnerable to homophobic discrimination and racism, creating a vortex of injustice known as double discrimination. a host of disparities can emerge, says moyer bailey, assistant professor of gender and sexuality studies at northeastern university. >> one of the things lgbtq important issue. issues of housing discrimination , poverty, unemployment, all of that perhaps is more pressing than the question of marriage. karen: the executive director of the lawyers committee for civil rights. the committee does a significant amount of antidiscrimination work to protect communities of color as well as people identifying across sexual orientations and gender identities. , particularly marriage, has been the law of the land. at the same time we see significant setbacks that specifically affect lgbt people of color, particularly younger lgbt people of color and transgender people of color. these individuals are at a heightened risk for criminal justice enforcement, immigration

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. >> if you can be so accepting of lgb in the community, why can't transgender students go there? >> reporter: mason will attend a cyber high school online. >> i want the outcome to be just awareness. i want to be the last transgender person they ever have to do this to. >> reporter: from williamstown, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight police hope to find the man who took pictures of women undressing in a target store. they say he went into a unisex dressing room. he's accused of reaching under the door to take pictures with his phone. they say he drove away in a bmw. >>> now to the latest on the septa slowdown. inspectors found an issue with 18 of the newly repaired cars this weekend. they are off the tracks again. septa blamed it on a design plum. 129 rail cars were pulled from service in july to fix a structural flaw. septa says it will have all the trains back on the tracks by november. >>> one of philadelphia's largest employers is moving, but not leaving the area. denise nakano has more. >> reporter: you may remember aramark was considering a move. today governor wolf jo

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. >> can be so accepting of lgbt -- lgb in the community then why can't transgender students go there? >> mason told us he'll continue his catholic beliefs and plans to attend a cyber high school. >>> a minor repair in a bathroom turned into a major problem. >> next up at 6:00, we'll show you how the nbc 10 responds team helped out a roxborough man get back hundreds of dollars after some shoddy work in his home. >>> plus, in just minutes, lane restrictions go into effect because of air presidential campaign stop in philadelphia. we'll tell you what you need to know about the morning commute. pamela osborne is live there and jessica boyington will have you covered on the roads as well. you're watching "nbc 10 news today." two minutes before 6:00. 64 degrees. >> that's a beautiful sight right there, center city philadelphia. if you're just heading out the door, make sure you have the free nbc 10 app. it's your one resource for breaking news. ay. but today she adds wild ball. because sally chose to get extra chances to win by playing wild ball, (sally) yah! (vo) she can now replace the n

. >> can be so accepting of lgbt -- lgb in the community than why can't transgender students go there. >> mason told us he'll continue his catholic beliefs and plans to attend a cyber high school. >>> today in decision 2016, mike pence will be on capitol hill to drum up support for his running mate, republican presidential nominee donald trump. the indiana governor plans to hold a joint news conference with house speaker paul ryan and other gop house members. >>> quarter to 5:00. violence broke out at a donald trump rally in asheville, north carolina last night. while the gop nominee was speaking, a fight erupted in the stands. security guards were taking protesters out of the arena when a man confronted the group, the man grabbed the protester around the neck. you see it in the circumstance there will. security let him stay at the rally. trump seemed unaware of the incident while attacking democratic nominee hillary clinton for calling half his supporters a basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton turned to social media to say she's feeling better and can't wait to hit the campaign

. >> you can be so accepting of lgb in the community, then why can't transgender students go there?> mason tells us he will continue his catholic beliefs and blans to attend a cyber high school online. >>> tomorrow, long snapper jon dorenbos has his chance to wow the country one last time in the finale of "america's got talent." nbc 10's jacqueline london followed jon from philly to l.a., where the show happens tomorrow. jackie, it's been an amazing ride for him. >> reporter: it has. i'm here at the universal studios lot. this time tomorrow night, jon dorenbos will have already performed his magic trick for a shot at winning $1 million. but for him, it's about much more than a shot at stardom. it's about helping others win. from the outside looking in, it would seem jon dorenbos is living a charmed life. the longest tenured eagle on the team. now a final contestant on "america's got talent." but his journey to this point has been anything but charmed. you say magic saved your life. >> it gave me an out as a kid. and all i knew is that when i was shuffling cards, i wasn't thinking ab

they look at changing attitudes and they realize that they are losing the fight when it comes to the lgb part of the lgbtq community. forward ever reason these people need a group, they need someone to blame, someone to hate and unfortunately they see that they are losing ground with the lgbt part so they are targeting the most vulnerable part of our community, our transgender family and it's disgusting and it's frightening that people are using these hateful laws to target a group to try to hold onto the past instead of moving towards the future. >> it's awful. you have met a lot of transgender people over the last year over your journey. >> i will say i always talk about how i think of what harvey milk said. he said come out and share your story because that's how we change hearts and minds and when it comes to the transgender community i can say honestly a little over a year ago i had no transgender friends, at least none that i knew specifically and i am not alone in that. i imparted the lgbt community but i was ignorant about what it means to be transgender. i was ignorant about wha

. >> can be so accepting of lgbt -- lgb in the community than why can't transgender students go thereon told us he'll continue his catholic beliefs and plans to attend a cyber high school. >>> the ncaa is pulling several championship events out of north carolina in response to the controversial new state law there. men's basketball tournament games will be among the events pulled. the law requires transgender people to use public bathroom in line with their birth gender. north carolina's republican party which backs the law said it questions the ncaa's logic in making such a decision. >>> in this morning's nbc 10 responds, a viewer says a simple installation turned into a big plumbing problem. >> the man tells us he did not get the help he wanted from the company involved. he called harry hairston and the nbc 10 responds team. take a look. >> edward kelly hired workers from lowe's to swap out a toilet in his roxborough home. all seemed fine. he ran an errand, moments later, his wife called. >> she said you better get home. water is all over the place. >> reporter: water started leakin

this will have a strong message that san francisco stands firmly with lgb t brothers and sisters aroundhe city and around the country and i also want to thank all of my colleagues who have participated in making this reality and colleagues, i asked you for your support. >>thank you supervisor weiner.colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed unanimously. mme. city clerk can you please read item number 29 and 30, together please. >>item 29 isordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by allied insurance company against the city and county of san francisco for $60,000; the lawsuit was filed on january 22, 2015, in san francisco superior court, case no. cgc-15-543789; entitled allied insurance company v. the city and county of san francisco, et al.; the lawsuit involves alleged property damage arising from flooding; and appropriating $60,000 from the water enterprise fund balance for such purposeand item 30 isan ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by raymond kruse and ashley kruse against the city and co

this will have a strong message that san francisco stands firmly with lgb t brothers and sisters aroundhe city and around the country and i also want to thank all of my colleagues who have participated in making this reality and colleagues, i asked you for your support. >>thank you supervisor weiner.colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed unanimously. mme. city clerk can you please read item number 29 and 30, together please. >>item 29 isordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by allied insurance company against the city and county of san francisco for $60,000; the lawsuit was filed on january 22, 2015, in san francisco superior court, case no. cgc-15-543789; entitled allied insurance company v. the city and county of san francisco, et al.; the lawsuit involves alleged property damage arising from flooding; and appropriating $60,000 from the water enterprise fund balance for such purposeand item 30 isan ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by raymond kruse and ashley kruse against the city and co

and if they're excepting of the lgb part of lgbt, then they should be able to work it out with me. >>affected your fate at all? >> no. because i still believe that the true teachings of the catholic church is love. and if god is perfect and he created everyone as they are, then i was created by god, and i believe that love is just the answer. >> oh, mom and dad, how proud are you of this young man? >> it is absolutely true. >> and that's the message that comes across loud and clear on the website on change.org. >> about love, acceptance. and diversity, and embracing. >> when mason comes back, i identify as a boy. >> uh-huh. >> what? >> exactly t took me about a month to understand exactly what being transgender meant. and i'm still struggling. it is still difficult to wrap your mind around it. but it is not difficult to wrap your mind around loving your child. >> oh,. >> and that's what it is about. and transgender children feel like they're alone, but they're by themselves, that they're not accepted. the suicide rate is really high with transgender children, especially when they're p

this will have a strong message that san francisco stands firmly with lgb t brothers and sisters aroundhe city and around the country and i also want to thank all of my colleagues who have participated in making this reality and colleagues, i asked you for your support. >>thank you supervisor weiner.colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance is passed unanimously. mme. city clerk can you please read item number 29 and 30, together please. >>item 29 isordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by allied insurance company against the city and county of san francisco for $60,000; the lawsuit was filed on january 22, 2015, in san francisco superior court, case no. cgc-15-543789; entitled allied insurance company v. the city and county of san francisco, et al.; the lawsuit involves alleged property damage arising from flooding; and appropriating $60,000 from the water enterprise fund balance for such purposeand item 30 isan ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by raymond kruse and ashley kruse against the city and co

campus we evaluate how well our intervention serves a distinct population, veterans, members of the lgb to community, ethnic and racial communities and national students and students with disabilities. our hazing prevention efforts are distributed across campus while if you campus organizations are likely to come to mind the fact is hazing occurs in many organizations and once establish as a practice can be exceptionally resistant to change. we offer preventative training information to all student organizations on this issue, provide anonymous reporting and work with advisors and mentors locally and nationally to identify the risk and protective factors which change outcomes for students. we take the same approach to bullying and harassment. we are also now focusing on improving suicide prevention efforts on our campus. with support from the substance abuse and mental health service administration in partnership with the washington state department health, we and other institutions of higher ed across the state are creating suicide prevention plans designed specifically for student lif