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Maddow Offers a Primer on Weiner, After He Makes Another Mess
The FBI was investigating the former congressman’s alleged texts to a teenage girl when they found emails from his estranged wife that may be pertinent to the Hillary Clinton private server case.
www.advocate.com/election/2016/10/29/maddow-offers-primer-weiner-after-he-makes-another-mess
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PHOTOS: The ’70s Were Either The Best Or Worst Decade For Men’s Fashion
Perspective is everything, and nowhere can that lens be better applied than men’s fashion of the 1970s.
OK, maybe there are better uses of perspective, but not for the sake of this post.
Related: 70s Gay Subculture Preserved In Surprising Detail In “Gay Semiotics”
Below, sample some of the best (or worst) decisions men made while getting dressed in the iconic decade. And if you’re still looking for a Halloween costume, take notes:
h/t BoredPanda
Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black Have a ‘Trump vs. Clinton’ Pumpkin Carving Contest: WATCH
Tom Daley and his fiancé Dustin Lance Black got into the Halloween spirit by having a pumpkin carving contest – as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
After a visit to the pumpkin patch to pick out the perfect gourd, they settled in at home for the next step:
Said Daley: “Lance and I are very competitive, so we thought the one way to take our domestic competitiveness to the next level was to be the two most competitive people in the world right now.”
Said Black (as Clinton): “You know, I always liked doing pumpkins until I realized what fills their bowels is the color of your face.”
Watch:
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Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black Have a ‘Trump vs. Clinton’ Pumpkin Carving Contest: WATCH
TurnOut 2016: The Power of the LGBTQ Vote in Key Battleground States
This November, a growing and highly engaged LGBTQ voting bloc will play a pivotal role in the presidential, Senate and other down ballot races.
LGBTQ voters were a crucial piece of the puzzle for President Obama’s victory: in the last election, President Obama received 76 percent of all LGB votes, according to national exit polls. In total, roughly 6 million LGB voters cast a ballot in 2012 — an election President Obama won by just under 5 million votes.
LGBTQ voters are being motivated by having in Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine allies who are committed to building on the progress of the last eight years, and crucially, sign the Equality Act into law. Hillary Clinton has laid out the most robust plan for advancing LGBTQ equality of any presidential candidate ever — from championing the Equality Act, to wiping out HIV, to addressing hate violence and more.
Even today, in a majority of states LGBTQ people are still at risk for being hired, fired, evicted or denied services because of who they are. The Equality Act, a top priority for LGBTQ voters, would rectify that by adding these protections for LGBTQ people into our longstanding civil rights laws. In addition to support from Clinton and Kaine, the Equality Act has bipartisan backing in Congress and the support of more than 80 leading companies. The nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) found this year that 71 percent of Americans favor such a bill.
This year, there are an estimated 9.4 million LGBTQ voters in the United States. In key battleground states like Florida, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio and Virginia, the number of potential LGBTQ voters exceeds the state’s margin of victory in the 2012 national election. Read more about the power of the LGBTQ votes in key battleground states:
18 Queer Magazine Covers That Show Just How Far We Have Come
In the spirit of LGBT history month, your dedicated editors did a hunt through the Google archives in pursuit of breakthrough magazine covers.
Pioneer print pubs like ONE, The Ladder, and HIM led us down a rabbit hole of early issues of LGBT periodicals.
Here are some of the most intriguing ones we came across from the 1950s to today.
ONE magazine, 1953
Two Magazine, 1964
Two Magazine, 1966
First Issue of HIM Exclusive (now Gay Times), 1974
First issue of Metrosource Magazine, 1990
K.D. Lang in The Advocate, 1992
Out Magazine Issue No. 1, 1992
Interior designer Ty Ross (grandson of former U.S. Barry Goldwater) on the cover of the first POZ Magazine cover, 1994
MLB player Billy Bean, Advocate magazine, 1999
DNA Magazine, 2000
Passport Magazine first issue, 2001
Frank Ocean, The Advocate, 2012
Michael Sam, OUT AFRICA MAGAZINE, 2014
Barack Obama, OUT Magazine, 2015
Aydian Dowling, GT Magazine, 2016
Prince William on the cover of the UK’s attitude Magazine, 2016
John Oliver Once Begged Donald Trump to Run for President: WATCH
From the Be Careful What You Wish For Department, John Oliver once pleaded with Donald Trump to run for president, back when he was considering making the plunge in July 2013:
“Do it. Do it. Look at me. Do it. I will personally write you a campaign check now on behalf of this country which does not want you to be president but which badly wants you to run.”
Watch:
OF course three years later, Oliver was pleading with him to drop out.
(via reddit)
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John Oliver Once Begged Donald Trump to Run for President: WATCH
The Exquisite and Bizarre Visions of Mario Patiño
www.advocate.com/photography/2016/10/29/exquisite-and-bizarre-visions-mario-patino
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