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Fewer Americans accept changing genders, extramarital sex, gambling

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By Michaela Estruth, Frances Floresca Verified, Tom Joyce Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
Americans are growing more morally conservative on issues such as sexual autonomy, gambling and the death penalty, according to a recent Gallup poll. Gallup’s Values and Beliefs poll has surveyed Americans since 2001 on whether they morally accept or reject 20 different cultural issues.
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Israel to host pride festival at Dead Sea – near infamous Sodom and Gomorrah

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By Michaela Estruth, John Ransom Verified, Frances Floresca Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
Israel will host a multi-day LGBTQ festival this June, with promises of transforming the Dead Sea – a key tourist and Christian pilgrimage destination – into “Pride Land,” drawing criticism from conservatives. “Pride rises at the lowest place on earth,” the official Israel X account stated in a post. “This June the Dead Sea becomes Pride Land, the biggest LGBTQ+ festival ever in the Middle East.
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Umoja Village celebrates Black History Month with unity and culture

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By Frances Floresca Verified
| WJBF-TV (Augusta, GA) Verified
GRANITEVILLE, S.C. (WJBF) – As Black History Month continues, a local organization is bringing the community together to celebrate culture, faith, and unity. Umoja Village hosted its annual Black History Month event at the USCA Convocation Center, marking five years of honoring Black leaders and uplifting the African American community through music, performances, and recognition of local influencers.
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