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LGBT Websites Now Say ‘Sexual Preference’ Is An Offensive Term. They Were Fine With It Last Month.

Ashe Schow
LGBT Websites Now Say ‘Sexual Preference’ Is An Offensive Term. They Were Fine With It Last Month.
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After Judge Amy Coney Barrett used the phrase “sexual preference” during her Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Democrats rushed to condemn the term and claim it was outdated and “offensive.”

LGBT websites jumped on the phrase as well, when as recently as last month they didn’t seem to have any issue with the term.

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