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Fighting the Trump Administration’s Homophobia—in Gay Hell and Around the World

Ali Marsh and Greta Baxter

U.S. officials around the world—and one YouTube star in Gay Hell, Michigan—are ringing in June by taking on the Trump administration’s ban on pride flags.

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Feminist Faves: The Instagram Posts We Liked This Week

Ali Marsh

This week on Feminist Instagram: Ilana Glazer and Lizzo spoke up for black trans women, Lucy McBath spoke out against gun violence, Amy Schumer showed off her mom-bod and Nadia Murad finally met Malala.

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