Orlando Pride apologize for disallowing
fans’ banner mentioning word ‘gay’
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The Orlando Pride apologized after a supporters’ group was told it could not display a banner that used the word “gay” at a match this weekend. The Black Swans group’s banner was in reference to Florida’s recent legislation dubbed by critics as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. The supporters’ group said on Twitter that their sign was deemed to be political and removed. In the fallout, the front office for the National Women’s Soccer League team said it would meet with the group to find out what happened.(Snip)The Pride have long championed LGBTQ+ rights, and there are 49 rainbow-colored seats at their home stadium to honor those killed
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Russia not taking Gen. Milley's phone calls
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The new law forbids sexualizing of children, which the LGBTQ-pedo crowd sees as a personal attack. That tells the story right there; they want very badly to share their lifestyle with toddlers. Everything under the sun revolves around their sexuality, and as with vegans, you'll hear all about within the first 2 minutes of speaking with them. But aren't the Gay Seats in the stadium anti-Islamic, seeing how the Pulse nightclub massacre was done by a jihadi as required by his faith? And isn't gay women's soccer redundant?