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According to the National Registry of Exonerations, between 1989 when the first DNA exoneration took place and 2017, there have been 2,161 documented exonerations in the United States. There were 139 exonerations in 2017 alone and of those, at least 96 people were exonerated as a group. How are...
Andy and Ann welcome Ricky Nathanson, who was persecuted for being a trans woman in Zimbabwe, & celebrate her honor from OutRight Action International.
Aired May 8th, 2019
Federal LGBTQ rights bill is moving in Congress • President's Health & Human Services Department wants more discrimination against LGBTQ people.... and much more!
Aired May 1st, 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Agreed to take three cases to determine gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination is prohibited • Tampa, Florida elects first openly gay mayor in major Florida City.... and much more!
Aired April 24th, 2019
Out-gay Pete Buttigieg officially running for President • ex-pope Benedict blamed homosexual cliques for abuse crisis he enabled.... and much more!
Aired April 17th, 2019
Pete Buttigieg's version of religion has drawn attention • Taylor Swift boosts campaign to stop anti-LGBT legislation in Tennessee • Chelsea Manning out of solitary confinement... and much more!
Aired April 10th, 2019
Host Jim Vrettos interviews Nona Willis Aronowitz, writer and editor; coauthor of "Girldrive: Criss-Crossing America, Redefining Feminism"
Celebrating Lesbian Week • Congress holds hearings on Equality Rights... and much more!
Aired April 3rd, 2019
No charges against Donald Trump or Jussie Smollett • U.S. House hosts first hearing on Equality Act... and much more!
Aired March 27th, 2019
Supporters of the proposal say the tool would allow the government to evaluate the efficacy of business and economic development incentives.
As the comptroller, Lander’s citywide perch gives him a series of largely fiscal responsibilities.
New York City Department of Investigation Commissioner Jocelyn Strauber critiqued Mayor Eric Adams' proposed cuts to her agency's budget.
Finding funding for your film, series, or show can be a challenging but sometimes necessary part of the creative journey. The process of deciding which grants to apply for and how to formulate your proposal can easily turn into a time consuming endeavor.