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Kate del Castillo, a former member of the LGBTQ+ nonprofit Casa Ruby, shares how she was able to find her confidence after fleeing from her home country Honduras.

The well-known founder of a D.C. charity that aimed to help LGBTQ youth, who was charged with fraud and money laundering earlier this year, is now set to plead guilty to a single wire fraud charge.

In March, Ruby Corado was arrested by the FBI in a Laurel hotel, nearly two years after she fled the country

 

A judge ruled Tuesday that former LGBTQ nonprofit founder Ruby Corado will be released from jail ahead of her trial for fraud and money laundering charges.

Ruby Corado and her nonprofit are already being sued by DC's attorney general for misusing charitable donations and DC funds.

Despite spending the last two years in El Salvador, a judge determined Ruby Corado can await trial from 24-hour home confinement.

The cross-dressing founder of the LGBT activist outfit Casa Ruby fled to El Salvador in 2022 amid mounting concerns over his alleged fraud, money laundering, and other improprieties. After two years of dodging accountability, the Trump critic who calls himself Ruby Corado may finally have to fac...

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Plus, U.S. companies, nudged by Black employees, have stepped up donations to HBCUs. Also, some trans people have been turning to crowdfunding to leave Fla. since the state passed anti-LGBTQ+ laws