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Lil Nas X Apr 16, 2021 | Lil Nas X accepts the award for top hot 100 song for “Old Town Road” at the Billboard Music Awards last October. As a gay Black rapper with a hit country-western song, LNX was already in outside the norm. His latest hit single, “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” cements his outlaw status. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)   Outlaw by default, celebrity by design “Mister, don’t take this the wrong way, but are you gay or bi?” a student asked during the last minutes of class. “Yes,” I answered without elaboration. “Which one?” “You just … dress weird. Like, who wears a shirt like that?”

Billie Ray Lee, 81, taught electronics technology at Cape Fear and Brunswick community colleges

Billie Ray Lee WILMINGTON Retired U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Billie Ray Lee, 81, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020, at Davis Health Care Center-Cambridge Village. Bill was born Nov. 1 1939, in Blount County, Alabama, to Lamion Lee and Dorothy Sweatt Lee. He attended J.B. Pennington High School before marrying Betty Sue Herndon of Blountsville, Alabama, in 1956. Shortly after their marriage, Bill joined the U.S. Air Force and completed his education at San Rafael High School, San Rafael, California. He served for 20 years, retiring in February 1977 from Fort Fisher Air Force Station. Among his service awards included the Meritorious Service Medal, which is the highest ranking non-combat service award. After his retirement, he graduated from Cape Fear Technical Institute with an Associate Degree in Applied Science-Electronics Technology in 1980. He taught electronics technology at both Cape Fear and Brunswick Community College and later retired with 20 years of service. Bill wa

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0 night, the senate and president will never go along so obama care will kick in on october 1st. no matter what. but republicans aren t going down easily. on another front, the g.o.p. wants to cut the record spending on food stamps. 5% over the next 10 years. yesterday, the vote in the house was 217 to 210 to do that even though the cut is small, the senate and the president will not go along. when president obama took office, 40 million americans were living in poverty. four years later, 46 million are poor according to the u.s. census. this year, 2013, the feds will receive the most tax money in history. about $2.5 trillion. even with all that cash. feds are are running a deficit of almost $650 billion a year. you can see how much money the obama administration is spending. much of it on social programs. but despite all the entitlement spending, the poverty rate continues to rise. and it s not only the poor who are suffering. the past four years american workers have not gained anyth