On the fourth track on Tyler, the Creator’s fifth studio album,
Igor, comedian Jerrod Carmichael tells the listening audience “exactly what you run from, you end up chasing.” Those words may as well double as the title of Tyler’s autobiography. The interlude appears on an album that features the musician displaying his fullest musical form to date, mixing rock, hip-hop, and pop along with a rollout that saw him dressed in a pink tuxedo, silver shoes, and a blond wig. No longer music’s black sheep, Tyler was now embraced by the establishment he openly mocked a decade prior, shooting videos with Tracee Ellis Ross while serving as a pitchman for Converse. He was singing songs about love and heartbreak without demeaning those around him. At 28, he was openly exploring his sexuality without using the slurs that had made him one of the industry’s most polarizing figures. After eight years of trolling, beef, and all the controversies in between, he had finally gotten out of hi
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It s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, we ve been keeping a track of The Gang s real-life counterparts over the past few months to see how things have been going. That s meant covering things as wide-ranging as Howerton offering early thoughts on Season 15 (more on that below) to dog rescues to celebrating theme weeks in honor of each member of The Gang. But with today being Mother s Day, we re happy to have something sweet, touching, and important to cover- though it feels more like sharing. In the post below, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) shines a spotlight on McElhenney s two mothers,
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Murray is holding a virtual reading with Zandbroz Variety and St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Fargo at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 11, to talk about the book and its topics.
Ross Murray s book looks at how churches can be more welcoming to LGBTQ youth. Special to The Forum
“Today’s environment is so different, but life can still be difficult as an LGBTQ person. I want the church to be an ally,” he says, from his home in New York.
He points to St. Mark’s as just such a congregation.
“There are not a lot of accepting congregations,” says Rev. Joe Larson, pastor at St. Mark’s, a church that for 30 years has been Reconciling in Christ, meaning it is welcoming and affirming of all, regardless of gender expression, gender identity, and sexual orientation.
Beaverton School Board candidate pans critical race theory May 02 2021
Jeanette Schade, who is running for Zone 1, is facing criticism online along with a protest against her candidacy.
A candidate running for Beaverton School Board is receiving backlash after recent posts on her campaign page that led to a protest near the Beaverton School District building.
Jeanette Schade, who is running for Zone 1 against incumbent Susan Greenberg, is running on a platform opposed to critical race theory and comprehensive sexuality education.
On Monday, April 26, a crowd gathered on Southwest Jenkins Road and Murray Boulevard near the school district s headquarters to protest Schade and wave signs in support of anti-racism and LGBTQ rights, reported KOIN 6 News, a news partner of Pamplin Media Group. Video of the protest showed at least a few dozen attendees.
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