April 15 2012 11:39 AM ET
How the French Protest Marriage Inequality
"Wedding for All" protests held in France were intended to draw attention to the country's lack of any law allowing same-sex marriage.
April 15 2012 11:07 AM ET
A Giant Red Sign of the Times
All of the major candidates for mayor in London seemed to be "over it," as the huge red sign behind them said during a forum hosted by an LGBT rights group.
April 14 2012 8:16 PM ET
GLAAD Names New President: Herndon Graddick
GLAAD picked a president from inside the organization whose name has been attached to a recent string of successful, high-profile campaigns.
April 14 2012 6:49 PM ET
Bill Keller on Marriage Equality: Conservatives Face a "Fast Moving Tide"
The former executive editor for the New York Times says conservatives "are swimming against against a fairly fast moving tide" in polls on marriage equality.
April 13 2012 2:22 PM ET
LAPD Will Separate Trans Inmates to Ensure Their Safety
Transgender women will no longer be held with male prisoners while they're arraigned.
April 13 2012 2:15 PM ET
Maggie Gallagher Rebuts Rumor About Her Marriage
Republican Fred Karger, who is gay, wondered if the founder of the National Organization for Marriage was divorced, or had merely gotten married to offer a green card.
April 13 2012 1:00 PM ET
How States Disenfranchise Transgender Voters
Tens of thousands of transgender voters may not be heard at the polls because of strict photo identification rules in nine, mostly conservative, states.
April 13 2012 12:04 PM ET
Rick Santorum Declares Victory for Values Voters
Although Rick Santorum lost the presidential primary, he saw an upside and said his candidacy proved values voters have winning issues.
April 13 2012 9:00 AM ET
Dueling Bus Ads: Pro-Marriage Versus Ex-Gay
As Britain debates whether to pass marriage equality nationwide, London's iconic buses show the big differences between the two sides arguments.
April 13 2012 8:00 AM ET
N.C. Governor Says Ban Would Harm Long List of People
The constitutional amendment being voted in North Carolina in May would harm children, unmarried couples, and even women in particular, warns Governor Bev Perdue.
April 13 2012 4:00 AM ET
This Boogeyman Gets Paid to Scare You
On this Friday the 13th, meet a political consultant who has officially staked claim as the nation’s go-to anti-marriage equality strategist.
April 12 2012 6:15 PM ET
Erik Estrada, a Gay Slur, and the Atlanta PD
A picture of CHiPs star Erik Estrada with a gay slur written on it was found on the desk of a supervisor with the Atlanta Police Department.
April 12 2012 3:50 PM ET
San Diego to Get a Harvey Milk Street?
The city council will soon decide whether to rename Blaine Avenue to Harvey Milk Street.
