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Top Headlines for Saturday Nov 12, 2016
|  'Gay families = burn in hell' and other post-election messages of hate and racismThe Twitter feed of a New York City newspaper editor is overflowing with horrible examples of racism and homophobia. | Thiel contributed $1.25 million to Trump's campaign and spoke at the Republican National Convention, where he told the crowd he's "proud to be gay."
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Recreational marijuana will now be legal in five (maybe six) states, including the most populous, California. All things considered, perfect timing.
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"It seems like he just takes what people are afraid of and makes them even more scared of it," said Evan, a white seventh-grader in Fayetteville, Georgia.
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| Although national officials ultimately decided to accept a trans recruit, by then the damage had already been done.
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We were surprised by Clinton's loss because "Donald supporters were being shamed into not supporting him out loud."
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"We reject the president-elect!" chanted protesters in Portland, where police labeled the demonstration a riot.
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| "Now, I’m not one for signs but I think I'll definitely take this one."
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Four states —Delaware, Hawaii, South Dakota, and West Virginia — lost their only LGBTQ state legislator. There are now 14 states without any out state lawmakers.
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The list of Trump's potential cabinet members doesn't include anyone that is interested in actual reform.
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