Contents:
- LONDONERS UNE DURG RAMADAN FOR 'BIG GAY IFTAR'
- INSI THE ‘BIG GAY IFTAR’ CREATG A SAFE SPACE FOR LGBTQ+ MLIMS
- LONDON’S ‘BIG GAY IFTAR’ AND MORE GLOBAL LGBT REP
- CANNED CKTAIL ‘GAY WATER’ AIMS TO SH ON BUD LIGHT’S DYLAN MULVANEY DISASTER
LONDONERS UNE DURG RAMADAN FOR 'BIG GAY IFTAR'
Londoners une durg Ramadan for 'Big Gay Iftar'. This year's Big Gay Iftar is set to take place on June 24 [Archive/Getty]. Londoners are set to une for a "Big Gay Iftar" for the send year a row this Ramadan.
INSI THE ‘BIG GAY IFTAR’ CREATG A SAFE SPACE FOR LGBTQ+ MLIMS
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LONDON’S ‘BIG GAY IFTAR’ AND MORE GLOBAL LGBT REP
The Uned Methodist Church’s judicial uncil led that a lbian bishop’s electn vlated church law which holds that “the practice of homosexualy is patible wh Christian teachg. Foreign Affairs published “The Global Backlash Agast Gay Rights: How Homophobia Beme a Polil Tool” by Omar G. The article exam the phback agast gay rights veloped untri where signifint progrs has been ma toward equaly, and a more “preemptive strike” approach other untri signed to prevent LGBT equaly movements om gag a foothold.
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CANNED CKTAIL ‘GAY WATER’ AIMS TO SH ON BUD LIGHT’S DYLAN MULVANEY DISASTER
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