These Buffalo Gals Got Married By the Light of the Moon
Kitty Lambert, a prominent LGBT activist from Buffalo, N.Y., married her partner of over a decade, Cheryle Rudd, July 24 at midnight. The two women talk with The Advocate about their role in marriage equality and LGBT activism in New York State.
The Face of NYC Classical Music
Graham Parker, the gay vice president of New York City's only classical music station, WQXR, is making changes for both the corporate world and LGBT people.
Jerusalem Prides Itself on Calm
Israelis take part in Jerusalem's annual gay pride parade Thursday.
Photos: New York Gets Married
It's been 30 days since the New York State Senate passed the marriage equality bill, making New York the sixth and most populous state in the union to offer civil marriage for same-sex couples. The law went into effect today, and here is a glimpse of the jubilant last moment in a long struggle for the Empire State.
Hope for the Homeless in Ali Forney Fund-raising
With the news that one in four gay teens are homeless, it might be a small comfort that the Ali Forney Center raised a record amount to fight the problem earlier this week.
Gay Conservatives to HRC: “Shut Up” About Bachmann
The leader of GOProud explains why he’s setting up a meeting with Rep. Michele Bachmann and why he says gay rights groups should back off.
Milestone: Gay Servicemen March in Pride Parade
Despite warnings that "don't ask, don't tell" is still in the process of being erased from the books, about 200 active-duty troops and veterans marched in San Diego's gay pride parade this weekend.
Looking Back on a Month of Pride
What a Pride month is was. Here's a look back at some of the moments you shouldn't have missed.
Portraits in Pride: New York City 2011
New York City's streets were lined with revelers for the annual gay pride parade, marking the anniversary of the iconic Stonewall rebellion, as well as the state legislature's vote to legalize marriage equality on Friday. Here is a glimpse into a few moments of the celebration.
One Big, Global Parade
In these images, a gay Pride parade seems to stretch from one end of the globe to the other, with people everywhere celebrating this weekend in similar fashion.
Rainbow Flags and Riot Gear
Images from gay pride festivals this weekend in Eastern Europe show a mix of rainbow flags and riot gear – offering a starkly visual reminder of the danger and courage needed sometimes to live openly in many places around the world.
The Problem With Pot
Stefan Kruszewski, MD, is one of our nation’s leading whistle-blowers, and he wants to shed light on why legalizing marijuana is the wrong thing to do, even though he says marijuana has tremendous benefits for people with life-threatening diseases, including AIDS.
Tennessee's 19-Year Step Back
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam (pictured) has signed an underhanded new law making it impossible for cities and counties to enact antidiscrimination ordinances — quite possibly the harshest antigay measure in nearly two decades.
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