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A community of LGBTQ+ Christians began Holy Week with a proclamation of "righteous rage and holy hope" at the U.S. Capitol in Washington Monday.
Fox News Digital asked attendees at the Collective of Queer Christian Leaders event how "woman" should be defined in 2025. While some spoke about gender fluidity, spirituality and inclusivity, activists called for politicians to focus less on pronouns and more on delivering for Americans.
"While the right is interested in litigating biology, I'm interested in litigating humanity," the Rev. Don Abram, the founder of Pride in the Pews, told Nicholas Ballasy of Fox News Digital. Abram pivoted from the question to saying God is in everyone, and all people are "deserving of rights, protections, resources and safety," regardless of identity.
The pastor and member of Pride in the Pews, which is a Black LGBTQ+ advocacy group, said conservatives focusing on gender ideology is a distraction from the issues Americans care most about, like whether Medicaid will be cut or how tariffs will affect the economy.
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Fox News Digital asked attendees at the Collective of Queer Christian Leaders event how "woman" should be defined in 2025. While some spoke about gender fluidity, spirituality and inclusivity, activists called for politicians to focus less on pronouns and more on delivering for Americans.
"While the right is interested in litigating biology, I'm interested in litigating humanity," the Rev. Don Abram, the founder of Pride in the Pews, told Nicholas Ballasy of Fox News Digital. Abram pivoted from the question to saying God is in everyone, and all people are "deserving of rights, protections, resources and safety," regardless of identity.
The pastor and member of Pride in the Pews, which is a Black LGBTQ+ advocacy group, said conservatives focusing on gender ideology is a distraction from the issues Americans care most about, like whether Medicaid will be cut or how tariffs will affect the economy.
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LGBTQ Christians invoke 'righteous rage' at Capitol during Holy Week
A community of LGBTQ+ Christians began Holy Week with a proclamation of “righteous rage and holy hope" at the U.S. Capitol in Washington Monday.
