FCKH8 Takes Aim at Bullies
A provocative video and calendar campaign from activist Luke Montgomery taps anger to raise money for a good cause — and raises eyebrows in the process.
Athletic Trainers
A group of gay hockey players works to make life easier for the future John Amaechis and Dave Kopays of the world.
Cameroon's Gay Crusader
In a country with strict antigay laws, Cameroon's Steave Nemande is working to ensure that LGBT citizens have the basics — like money for rent and food to eat in prison.
Harris: Don't Forget About Me
Kamala Harris, San Francisco district attorney and California attorney general candidate, wants to remind the gays of the Golden State to remember her opponent has promised to fight for Prop. 8 in a federal appeals court.
Scenes From a Mall
The lesbian couple booted from a North Carolina mall remind people that discrimination can happen anywhere — and gay people must spring into action when it does.
School Official Wants Gays Dead
Arkansas school board member Clint McCance believes "queers" and "fags" should kill themselves — that is, if they don't get AIDS and die first.
Out of Her Hands?
Kamala Harris, San Francisco's district attorney and candidate for California attorney general, refuses to support Prop. 8 in court, but will her opinion come into play in the appeal?
Mason Wyler Comes Clean
Porn star Mason Wyler has never been shy about his sex drive — which is why he says he expected mixed response to his announcement that he's HIV-positive.
Diss Jockey
As criticism mounts against her popular radio program and upcoming tv show, Dr. Laura discusses her opposition to gay rights.
Did the GOP Kill Prop. 8?
Drew Sweetwater — a gay Republican Mormon living in West Hollywood — thinks the Bushes, Sarah Palin, and other members of the GOP don't get enough credit for their contribution to gay rights advances.
No Reservations
After centuries of dismissal, Native American tribes are beginning to offer gays a place at the table.
Search the Prop. 8 Database
Following the San Francisco Chronicle's website, LAtimes.com has launched a database of people who donated for and against California's marriage-equality amendment.
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