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Nick Fulton

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  • Freelance Journalist and Contributor, Freelance
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Salon, Yahoo, Common Dreams, The Washington Blade, lovebscott.com, Sojourners, PR News, Waging Nonviolence, Fremont News Messenger, Prism and
Covers:  LGBTQIA+ Interest, LGBTQIA+ Representation in Elected Office, Progressive Political Campaigns, and Public Relations Strategy.
Political Media Strategist and Journalist. Opinions are my own.

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Nick is a freelance journalist covering LGBTQIA+ interest, DEI in elected office, progressive political movements, and public relations. In his full-time role, Nick works in racial justice organizing where he manages press for campaigns relating to social justice issues, voter freedom projects, and criminal-legal reform.

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Why Local Journalism Is Key to Winning Campaigns

Why Local Journalism Is Key to Winning Campaigns

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The “Rainbow Wave” Everybody Should Be Talking About

The “Rainbow Wave” Everybody Should Be Talking About

In races across the country, LGBTQ candidates broke generational electoral standards this midterm season. Fro…

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More LGBTQ candidates and voters means a more diverse Congress

More LGBTQ candidates and voters means a more diverse Congress

Midterm turnout is historically dismal, with most Americans more concerned with who sits in the White House r…

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Who Are The Faces of Pride Month?

Who Are The Faces of Pride Month?

Corporations celebrate June with rainbows, but they should highlight the movement's original heroes.

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The necessity of reflective representation

The necessity of reflective representation

Members of the LGBTQIA+ community represent about 0.19% of elected government positions across the U.S. and, …

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Guest column: A Conversation with Jim Obergefell

Guest column: A Conversation with Jim Obergefell

Jim Obergefell has announced his candidacy to represent Ohio's 89th House District covering regions of Ottawa…

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Trump’s Public Health Cuts Have Led to a Dangerous Drop in Global HIV Prevention

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By Nick Fulton
| lovebscott.com
BY: Nick Fulton Published 35 minutes ago Credit: LOVEBSCOTT According to a new report from the United Nations, HIV prevention uptake has dropped significantly under Trump’s cuts to aid. The number of people who received PrEP medication has declined by 38% between 2024 and 2025. Meaning more than a million fewer people took the life-saving drug than previously. This concerning decline comes after  to foreign aid by the United States under Trump. These cuts are also deeper than just one program.
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The States Who Are Protecting PrEP Against All Odds

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By Nick Fulton
| lovebscott.com
BY: Nick Fulton Published 2 minutes ago Credit: LOVEBSCOTT Over the past several years, the Trump administration has cut critical funding for HIV research and has sought to limit access to life-saving sexual health medication. As the White House looks to defund prevention efforts, local governments are taking the lead to protect and expand access to PrEP and other medications.
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Man Who Killed O’Shae Sibley Now Claims Self-Defense, Attempting to Drop Hate Crime Charges

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By Nick Fulton
| lovebscott.com
BY: Nick Fulton Published 2 weeks ago Credit: Instagram/kemar_jewel UPDATE: On June 8, 2026, a jury in Brooklyn, NY convicted Dmitriy Popov of manslaughter as a hate crime for the murder of O’Shae Sibley. The jury also found Popov guilty for second-degree menacing, second-degree aggravated harassment and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, but acquitted him of a more serious charge of murder as a hate crime, which carried the potential of a life sentence.
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