Chile joins China, and Mexico as countries that no longer discriminates against gays and lesbians when it comes to donating blood.
Movilh, a LGBTQ activist group in Chile, said in a statement “As of today, sex between people of the same sex ceases to be considered a danger, disease or infection by the Health Ministry.”
Before when donating blood, in the questionnaire given before each donation you would have to answer questions regarding your sexual orientation. Now the questionnaire looks for a history of “risky” sexual behavior, with “risky” being defined as sex with more than one partner in the “last 12 months regardless of sexual orientation” by the Health Ministry.
49er’s player follows up apology with visit to the Trevor Project
Well keeping the the promise he made after his apology, Culliver tweeted this photo and “Great time at LGBTQ the Q is for (question)” from the Los Angeles Trevor Project offices when he is getting educated about the struggles of LGBTQ youth.
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