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I recorded the infamous âBehold⊠I am Satanâ scene for anyone who doesnât want to go through the trouble of torrenting an early 90s ecchi anime.
Being shortsighted isnât a good look.
1972 - Bernie wrote a letter in support of abolishing all laws dealing with abortion, sexual behavior (adultery, homosexuality, etc.), and drugs
1983 - Sanders signed the first proclamation to create the first Gay & Lesbian Pride Day in Burlington, VT
1985 - Burlington passes proclamation protecting LGBTQ people from housing and employment discrimination
1993 - When Congress members attacked non-discrimination in DC, Sanders voted ânoâ
1993 - Voted ânoâ on âDonât Ask, Donât Tellâ
1995 - Sanders rebuked Rep. Randy âDukeâ Cunningham for using the word âhomosâ when talking about gay people in the military
1996 - Voted against the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)
1999 - When Congress tried to keep domestic partners from adopting children in DC, Sanders voted ânoâ
2001 - When Congress tried to keep domestic partners from receiving health benefits, Sanders challenged it
2004 - Voted against the constitutional amendment banning gay marriage
2007 - Voted to expand and strengthen penalties for violent crimes committed in the basis of sexual orientation
2009 - Voted to expand federal hate crimes to cover offenses motivated by gender identity and sexual orientation
2009 - Supported Vermontâs first-in-the-country law legalizing gay marriage
2010 - Voted to overturn âdonât ask, donât tellâ
2011 - Called on President Obama to support marriage equality
2013 - Co-sponsored the Employment Non-Discrimination Act
2013 - Co-sponsored the United Families Act to allow LGBTQ Americans to bring their partners to the Us
2014 - Co-sponsored the International Human Rights Defense Act
2015 - Co-sponsored Civil Rights to include sexual orientation and gender identity protected categories
2016 - Co-sponsored Bill to designate June 26, 2016 as LGBTQ Equality Day
2016 - Bernie condemned conversion therapy
2017 - Co-sponsored the Every Child Deserves a Family Act which prohibits foster care entities from receiving federal assistance if they discriminate against prospective LGBTQ parents
2018 - Committed to passing the Equality Act
2019 - Has proposed a comprehensive housing plan that addresses societal homelessness, which disproportionately impacts the LGBTQ community
2019 - Committed to advancing policies that ensure fair treatment for transgender people who are targeted by police unfairly
But yeah, Bernie Sanders âskippingâ a forum on LGBTQ rights to host campaign rallies is breaking news
This is the exact same propaganda that got spread to get people to not vote for Hillary. Donât buy into it and start thinking people like Bernie or Warren are bad choices because theyâre still the best options for your votes right now
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Fact: Bisexual people experience a disproportionate amount of intimate-partner abuse. Some possible signs of abuse based on bisexuality are: if your partner tells you they canât trust you because of your bisexuality, threatens to out you, doesnât want you to spend time with other LGBTQIA people, denies your orientation, or uses your bisexuality against you in arguments.
Abuse can be committed by partners of any gender and orientation. Women can be abusive! LGBTQIA people can be abusive!
There are many ways to be abusive, not all of them physical. Feeling afraid, believing everything is always your fault, having to tiptoe around your partner, feeling like you deserve to be hurt or made to feel bad, or doubting your own perceptions about your relationships are all signs of abuse. Watch out for yourselves and for each other! There is help out there if you need it!
Here are some hotlines and websites in case anyone might need them. Please donât be afraid to reach out for help!! No one deserves abuse!
Misc. Hotlines:
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
https://www.thehotline.org/
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673
www.rainn.org
National Center for Victims of Crime : 1-202-467-8700
www.victimsofcrime.org
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence: 1-800-537-2238
www.nrcdv.org and www.vawnet.org
Futures Without Violence The National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence: 1-888-792-2873
www.futureswithoutviolence.org
National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma & Mental Health: 1-312-726-7020 ext. 2011
www.nationalcenterdvtraumamh.org
For Teenagers:
Love is Respect Hotline: 1-866-331-9474
www.loveisrespect.org
Break the Cycle Hotline: 202-824-0707
www.breakthecycle.org
Differently Abled:
Domestic Violence Initiative: 303-839-5510 and 877-839-5510
www.dviforwomen.org
Deaf Abused Womenâs Network (DAWN): 202-559-5366
www.deafdawn.org
People of Color:
Women of Color Network: 1-800-537-2238
www.wocninc.org
INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence: www.incite-national.org
Latinx:
Casa de Esperanza Linea de crisis 24-horas/24-hour crisis line: 1-651-772-1611
www.casadeesperanza.org
National Latinx Network for Healthy Families and Communities: 1-651-646-5553
www.nationallatinonetwork.org
Immigrants
The National Immigrant Womenâs Advocacy Project: 202-274-4457
http://www.niwap.org/
Indigenous:
National Indigenous Womenâs Resource Center: 855-649-7299
www.niwrc.org
Indigenous Womenâs Network: 1-512-258-3880
www.indigenouswomen.org
Asian & Pacific Islander:
Asian and Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence: 1-415-954-9988
www.apiidv.org
Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence (CAAAV): 1-212- 473-6485
www.caaav.org
Manavi: 1-732-435-1414
www.manavi.org
African American:
Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community: 1-877-643-8222
www.dvinstitute.org
The Black Church and Domestic Violence Institute: 1-770-909-0715
www.bcdvi.org
LGBTQ+:
LAMBDA GLBT Community Services: 1-206-350-4283
www.qrd.org/qrd/www/orgs/avproject/main.htm
National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs: 1-212-714-1184
www.ncavp.org
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force: 1-202-393-5177
www.ngltf.org
Northwest Network of Bisexual, Trans, Lesbian & Gay Survivors of Abuse: 1-206-568-7777
www.nwnetwork.org