Slow Start for Marriage Equality Repeal Effort in Washington
The drive to repeal marriage equality in the state is not off to an auspicious start, if the campaign’s reported number of collected signatures in support of a November referendum is accurate.
Fired Library of Congress Staffer Files Discrimination Suit
A 30-year-old employee was fired from his job at the Library of Congress, and he says it’s because he’s gay.
Tenn. Is Worried About "Gateway Sexual Activity"
Tennessee teaches abstinence-only sex education in its schools, and the Senate now wants to warn students about "gateway sexual activity" that can supposedly lead to sex.
Sister of Australian Gay Marriage Opponent Comes Out
Australian opposition leader Tony Abbott shows no sign of supporting marriage equality despite his sister’s coming out publicly as a lesbian.
Attorney: Maryland Should Grant Divorce for Lesbian Couple
A lesbian couple who married in California in 2008 and sought a divorce two years later in Maryland should be treated no different than straight couples who married out-of-state, National Center for Lesbian Rights attorney Shannon Minter argued Friday.
Poll Numbers Looking Positive for Marriage in Maine
A recent poll shows a clear majority of Maine voters support allowing same-sex couples to marry in the state, more than two years after a marriage equality law was overturned at the ballot box.
A Young Gay Catholic Stands Up to Cardinal Dolan
Joseph Amodeo, a now-former member of New York Catholic Charities' junior board, says that Cardinal Timothy Dolan has failed to address the crisis of LGBT youth homelessness.
White House Announces HIV/AIDS Conference in Atlanta
The conference, one in a series of White House-sponsored events on issues affecting the LGBT community, will be held April 19 in Atlanta.
This Weekend: Zach Wahls Speaks Out Against N.C. Marriage Amendment
Zach Wahls, whose testimony in support of his two gay moms before the Iowa legislature last year became a viral hit on the web, will speak out against North Carolina’s Amendment One at a youth event in Charlotte Saturday afternoon.
Buenos Aires Positioned to Become Gay Wedding Destination?
Nearly two years after Argentina became the first South American country to legalize same-sex marriages, Buenos Aires, the nation’s capital, may extend the right to visiting couples from abroad.
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