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US Firm's CEO Accused Of Hiring "Gay Or European Men" For Top Posts
The company hired an independent investigator to probe these accusations, however, they found "no evidence" that the CEO or any senior hiring managers "engaged in the conduct described in the allegations."
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Baldwin Vs Buckley: Legendary US Racism Debate Still 'Relevant Today'
It was a legendary debate about racism in the United States between two of the country's great minds. One a gay Black writer, the other a blue-blooded white dandy and leading thinker of the American right.
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Harvard University Appoints First Black President, Claudine Gay
Harvard University named Claudine Gay, a dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science, as its new president on Thursday, the first African American to hold the post at the prestigious university.
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Google Celebrates American Gay Rights Activist Frank Kameny With Doodle
Google Doodle today celebrates American gay rights activist Frank Kameny, widely recognised as one of the most prominent figures of the US LGBTQ rights movement, in celebration of Pride Month.
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Gay US Couple To Be Deported After Calling Bali "Queer Friendly"
A gay American couple is being deported from Bali after viral tweets that called the Indonesian resort island "queer friendly".
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Gay Mayor From "Rust Belt" America Launches Presidential Bid
Pete Buttigieg, the gay, liberal mayor of a small American city in the conservative bastion of Indiana, officially launched his presidential bid Sunday, joining a crowded field of Democrats vying for their party's nomination in 2020.
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Actor George Clooney Calls For Boycott Of Brunei-Owned Hotels
American actor George Clooney has called for a boycott of nine Brunei-owned hotels over the sultanate's imposition of the death penalty for gay sex and adultery.
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Artist Who Created Rainbow Flag, Gay Pride Symbol, Dies
American artist Gilbert Baker, who created the rainbow flag recognized around the world as a symbol of gay pride, has died, close friend and rights activist Cleve Jones announced Friday.
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Indian-American's Conviction Reversed, Court Orders New Trial
India-born student Dharun Ravi, who had served a 20-day prison term for spying on his gay roommate who later committed suicide, won a major legal reprieve after a New Jersey appeals court threw out his conviction and ordered a new trial.
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At Gay Pride Parades, A Year To Weave Sorrow And Celebration
A year after New York City's jubilant pride parade celebrated a high point for gay Americans with the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, the atmosphere surrounding the annual march couldn't be more different.
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American ISIS Terrorist Praises Orlando Gunman In New Video: Report
In a new video released by ISIS terror group, a man purporting to be an American fighter is shown praising the Orlando gay nightclub shooter and calling for more attacks on the US.
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Obama Slams Trump's 'Loose Talk And Sloppiness' Over Muslims
President Barack Obama has charged that "loose talk" about Muslims by presidential hopeful Donald Trump and other Republicans was betraying American values and harming the fight against extremism.
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FBI 'Confident' That Orlando Gunman Was 'Radicalised'
The US gunman who launched the worst terror attack on American soil since 9/11 at a gay nightclub in Orlando was radicalized by Islamist propaganda, officials said, amid reports he was a club regular.
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Day Before Killing Spree, Orlando Shooter Omar Mateen Was Calm: Father
When Omar Mateen met with his father the day before he killed 49 people in a siege of a gay nightclub, he betrayed nothing of the rage that would erupt into the worst mass shooting in modern American history.
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John Kerry Warns Against Pointing Finger At Religion After Orlando
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday warned Americans against pointing a finger at one religion or another after a gunman who pledged alliegance to the ISIS terror group massacred 49 people at a gay night club in Orlando.
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US Firm's CEO Accused Of Hiring "Gay Or European Men" For Top Posts
The company hired an independent investigator to probe these accusations, however, they found "no evidence" that the CEO or any senior hiring managers "engaged in the conduct described in the allegations."
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Baldwin Vs Buckley: Legendary US Racism Debate Still 'Relevant Today'
It was a legendary debate about racism in the United States between two of the country's great minds. One a gay Black writer, the other a blue-blooded white dandy and leading thinker of the American right.
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Harvard University Appoints First Black President, Claudine Gay
Harvard University named Claudine Gay, a dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science, as its new president on Thursday, the first African American to hold the post at the prestigious university.
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Google Celebrates American Gay Rights Activist Frank Kameny With Doodle
Google Doodle today celebrates American gay rights activist Frank Kameny, widely recognised as one of the most prominent figures of the US LGBTQ rights movement, in celebration of Pride Month.
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Gay US Couple To Be Deported After Calling Bali "Queer Friendly"
A gay American couple is being deported from Bali after viral tweets that called the Indonesian resort island "queer friendly".
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Gay Mayor From "Rust Belt" America Launches Presidential Bid
Pete Buttigieg, the gay, liberal mayor of a small American city in the conservative bastion of Indiana, officially launched his presidential bid Sunday, joining a crowded field of Democrats vying for their party's nomination in 2020.
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Actor George Clooney Calls For Boycott Of Brunei-Owned Hotels
American actor George Clooney has called for a boycott of nine Brunei-owned hotels over the sultanate's imposition of the death penalty for gay sex and adultery.
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Artist Who Created Rainbow Flag, Gay Pride Symbol, Dies
American artist Gilbert Baker, who created the rainbow flag recognized around the world as a symbol of gay pride, has died, close friend and rights activist Cleve Jones announced Friday.
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Indian-American's Conviction Reversed, Court Orders New Trial
India-born student Dharun Ravi, who had served a 20-day prison term for spying on his gay roommate who later committed suicide, won a major legal reprieve after a New Jersey appeals court threw out his conviction and ordered a new trial.
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At Gay Pride Parades, A Year To Weave Sorrow And Celebration
A year after New York City's jubilant pride parade celebrated a high point for gay Americans with the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, the atmosphere surrounding the annual march couldn't be more different.
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American ISIS Terrorist Praises Orlando Gunman In New Video: Report
In a new video released by ISIS terror group, a man purporting to be an American fighter is shown praising the Orlando gay nightclub shooter and calling for more attacks on the US.
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Obama Slams Trump's 'Loose Talk And Sloppiness' Over Muslims
President Barack Obama has charged that "loose talk" about Muslims by presidential hopeful Donald Trump and other Republicans was betraying American values and harming the fight against extremism.
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FBI 'Confident' That Orlando Gunman Was 'Radicalised'
The US gunman who launched the worst terror attack on American soil since 9/11 at a gay nightclub in Orlando was radicalized by Islamist propaganda, officials said, amid reports he was a club regular.
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Day Before Killing Spree, Orlando Shooter Omar Mateen Was Calm: Father
When Omar Mateen met with his father the day before he killed 49 people in a siege of a gay nightclub, he betrayed nothing of the rage that would erupt into the worst mass shooting in modern American history.
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John Kerry Warns Against Pointing Finger At Religion After Orlando
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Monday warned Americans against pointing a finger at one religion or another after a gunman who pledged alliegance to the ISIS terror group massacred 49 people at a gay night club in Orlando.
