Sir Lady Java, a pioneering transgender performer and activist in the 1960s Los Angeles nightclub scene, died at 82 after a stroke. Known for challenging discriminatory laws and police harassment, Java worked as a drag queen, singer, and comedian, and fought against anti-LGBTQ+ ordinances. Her legacy as a transgender person of color has gained recognition in recent years, inspiring current queer activists to continue the fight for LGBTQ+ rights amidst ongoing challenges.
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One person killed and two missing after going over Oregon waterfall
Oregon Waterfall IncidentOne person has died and two are missing after six individuals were swept over Dillon Falls in Oregon; three were rescued and hospitalized. Emergency responders, including drone teams, are resuming search efforts for the missing near the popular tourist site, which features a 15-foot drop and rapid waters. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A group of six people fell over a waterfall in Oregon, and sadly, one person died, while two...
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