Gay Videos: The Latest Videos of LGBTQ Interest

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Today people spend hours each day watching snippets and clips of all sorts, from cute animals to breaking news coverage to celebrity gossip. If you’re looking for gay videos to distract yourself during your lunch break, you’ve come to the right place. Hornet’s gay videos coverage includes everything from short films and YouTube clips to rundowns of LGBTQ history and must-see TV moments. With hours upon hours of gay videos uploaded to the web every second of the day, everyone can find something to love here in Hornet's coverage. Whether you’re seeking something educational or laugh-out-loud ridiculous, there’s a web clip out there for you. Maybe you're hunting for the latest music video from one of your favorite queer artists. Or sketch comedy clips from the talented minds of local gay comedians. Hornet even produces some of our very own ongoing web series. Find all that and more on Hornet.
Culture
4 Trans Men YouTubers Offer Dating Advice They Think All Cis Gay Guys Should Hear

If you’re interested in hooking up with a trans dude, here are five worthwhile piece of trans dating advice that trans men definitely want you to know

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History
When Did the Word ‘Gay’ Stop Meaning ‘Happy’ and Start Referring to Homosexuals?

A new video explains the history of the word gay, what it originally referred to, how it became linked to sexuality and then how it replaced the term homosexual

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Culture
The Dragon Dads Are an Online Community Offering Support to Fathers of LGBTQ Kids

Created by Jake Abhau after his son came out, Dragon Dads is a secret (meaning unsearchable) Facebook Group and community that allows dads of LGBTQ children to ask questions, share advice and learn from each other on how to best support their kids. Originally created by and for men following[…]

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Sex
Watch These Queer Men of Color Frankly Discuss the Racism They Encounter on Gay Apps

Many queer men of color experience racism on gay apps, so filmmaker Patrick Lee talked to 4 men of color about it and how we can make friendlier online spaces

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