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Elliot Page is continuing to use his platform to change hearts and minds on what it means to be transgender. As the world's most famous trans men — and one of the most famous people ever to come out as trans, period — he graces the cover of Time.
“I'm fully who I am” sounds a lot like a new “Yep, I'm gay” to me.
Inside:
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Devastating.
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Elizabeth Warren doesn't fare too well in head-to-heads with Trump, but she is gaining momentum for having actual policies and idea — see Time for examples.
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Jamal Khashoggi — brutally murdered, dismembered and discarded at the direction of the Saudi Crown Prince — is on the cover of Time's eagerly anticipated Person of the Year issue.
He shares the honor with other journalists who paid steep prices for shedding a light on the truth: Wa Lone & Kyaw Soe Oo, Maria Ressa and The Capital Gazette.
Full article here.
Above: Cheyenne Parker's mostly naked on Instagram.
TIME’s new cover: Donald Trump relied on Michael Cohen to weather the storm. Now the President is on his own https://t.co/Z8L5fYLuCO pic.twitter.com/UfTcklwg41
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This was Time's latest Trump cover before news leaked that Michael Cohen is known to tape conversations with his clients.
Another variation after the jump, and that one's a real pisser ...
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Jeff Sessions is probably seeking a little job security on the cover of Time. The article documents how — GULP — effective he's been at radically reforming the Department of Justice, stripping away protections and inequity-balancing in favor of deporting everyone and locking people up ...
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Time Magazine has chosen “the silence breakers” — men and women who came forward during the #MeToo movement to speak of sexual offenses committed against them — as its Persons of the Year, relegating Trump, Mueller and a slew of other worthy/unworthy candidates to runners-up positions.
From the piece:
