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LGBTQ communities face increased hate crimes as ‘rhetoric drives violence,’ says GLAAD CEO

Claire Hardwick, USA TODAYComments Off on LGBTQ communities face increased hate crimes as ‘rhetoric drives violence,’ says GLAAD CEO

LGBTQ+ communities feared possible violence after an increase in hateful rhetoric during midterm elections, according to GLAAD CEO Sarah Kate Ellis.

      
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