Donald Padgett is a Managing Editor at OutTraveler and a prolific writer for various LGBTQ+ publications including The Advocate, Out, and Plus magazines. With a focus on LGBTQ+ rights, activism, and culture, Donald's articles shed light on important stories and issues affecting the community.
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Donald Padgett's coverage is primarily focused on LGBTQ+ rights, hate crimes, and related legal and government developments in the United States. His work covers evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, government announcements with themes such as crime, government & politics and culture & society.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations directly involved in advocating for LGBTQ+ rights or experts in related fields are likely to find success reaching out to Donald. They may also consider offering insights into relevant legal or political developments impacting the LGBTQ+ community in the U.S., especially those tied to hate crimes or discrimination cases.
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By: Donald Padgett
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By: Donald Padgett
Brian Delen said he shot Lewis in self-defense, but he still faces 30 years in prison for her death.
By: Donald Padgett
Brian Delen said he shot Lewis in self-defense, but he still faces 30 years in prison for her death.
By: Donald Padgett
Police say the man was kicked, punched, and beaten about the head with a cookie sheet because he's gay.
By: Donald Padgett
The two bills are the latest in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attacks on the LGBTQ+ community.
By: Donald Padgett
“I want to end all taxpayer-funded leftist propaganda in every single one of our public institutions of higher learning.”
“I want to end all taxpayer-funded leftist propaganda in every single one of our public institutions of higher learning.”
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