Church of Scotland to Allow Gay Ministers
A vote taken Monday will let congregations appoint openly gay, partnered clergy, opting out of the church's general ban.
These Grooms Met Because of a Big Blue Dog
Who's getting married? Here's a clue: two Steves!
Obama to Grads: 'Be the Best Husband to Your Boyfriend'
In his commencement speech at the historically African-American Morehouse College, President Obama gave an unexpectedly direct shout-out to gay graduates.
Pro-Marriage Equality Republican Won't Seek Ill. Chairmanship
Ron Sandack has taken himself out of the running for the post, recently vacated by another equality supporter.
WATCH: Catholic School Won't Let Trans Grad Wear Men's Garb
Teachers, friends and family recognize Damian Garcia as male. But St. Pius Catholic High School in Albuquerque contends that the transgender teen must wear the graduation garb designated for female students.
Minnesota Antibullying Bill Dies in Senate
A comprehensive antibullying bill failed to be heard in the Minnesota legislature, but advocates promise to reintroduce the bill when the session resumes in 2014.
Special Communion Bread Makes Debut for Minneapolis Church
Revolution Church in Minneapolis marked the state's marriage equality law with a tasty, colorful tribute.
Gay Activists Interrupt Marco Rubio Speech
A group of LGBT, Latino, and immigration activists took aim at the conservative Florida politician.
Vive la France! Hollande Signs Marriage Equality Bill
France officially becomes the 14th nation to legalize marriage equality.
Portugal Approves Adoption Rights for Same-Sex Spouses
The measure allows one spouse to adopt the other's adopted or biological children.
WATCH: Marriage Equality a Big Story? Not on Fox News
The conservative cable channel gave short shrift to this month's equality victories, instead spotlighting 'threat to marriage' stories.
Herndon Graddick Resigns as President of GLAAD
GLAAD's chief of staff, Dave Montez, will serve as acting president of the media watchdog organization.
Florist Counter-Sues State, Arguing a Right to Discriminate
The case of a florist telling her longtime gay customer that she couldn't do the flowers for his wedding to another man has become a lightning rod.
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