Canada warns LGBTQ travelers going to the U.S., Uganda charges a man with "aggravated homosexuality," and a stranger assaults two men in a homophobic attack in the U.K.
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It’s a warm Friday evening at Dolce Veele, a café bar in Guadalajara’s Zona Rosa. A tall drag queen stands alone on a stage at the back. She’s leading karaoke tonight, belting out a Mexican country song in sync with a video of a handsome cowboy that plays out front to the open street. The young servers sing along, laughing and smart-assing her. Passersby smile or ignore them. Then one middle-aged man with his small son approaches and they get up on the barstools. He puts his son’s drink and snack on the counter and orders something for himself.
Virginia Attorney General said school boards must follow the governor's trans policies, a woman was the victim of a hate crime in New York, and an anti-LGBTQ protest took place outside a school in Texas.
Coming out of the first Republican debate relatively unscathed, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ leadership capabilities were tested by a racially motivated attack and a pending hurricane.
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