Former Events Manager of The Advocate and Out Dies
August 20 2012 1:09 AM ET

Former Events Manager of The Advocate and Out Dies

Advocate.com Editors

Chip Stevenson, a longtime employee of The Advocate, Out, and The Out Traveler, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment Wednesday.

Vatican Supports Homophobia of French Bishops
August 17 2012 6:56 PM ET

Vatican Supports Homophobia of French Bishops

Neal Broverman

The Vatican declared its support for a day of prayer against marriage equality organized by bishops in the French Catholic Church.

Watch as Church Sends a Message of Acceptance to Minnesota Through Song
August 17 2012 6:40 PM ET

WATCH: Church Anthem Sends a Message of Acceptance to Minnesota

Lucas Grindley

When Minnesotans go to the polls in November to decide whether to ban same-sex marriage, LGBT activists are counting on strong support from religious communities.

Young Conservatives for Freedom to Marry Ask RNC to Reject Platform Opposition to Marriage Equality
August 17 2012 3:44 PM ET

Young Conservatives Ask RNC Not to Oppose Marriage Equality in Platform

Sunnivie Brydum

Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry sent a letter to Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, asking the RNC Platform Committee to resist opposing marriage equality in its party platform.

United Church of Canada Elects First Openly Gay Moderator
August 17 2012 1:22 PM ET

United Church of Canada Elects First Openly Gay Moderator

Sunnivie Brydum

Canada's largest Protestant church elects gay Rev. Gary Paterson for top spot.

Moscow Court Upholds Ban on Gay Pride for Next Century
August 17 2012 12:11 PM ET

Moscow Court Upholds Ban on Gay Pride for Next Century

Sunnivie Brydum

A Moscow court has upheld a municipal district ruling outlawing LGBT pride marches until 2112.

Rick Santorum Called in to Fight Marriage Equality in Washington
August 16 2012 7:13 PM ET

Rick Santorum Called in to Fight Marriage Equality in Washington

Lucas Grindley

Rick Santorum is being called in to help fight marriage equality in Washington.

Jacksonville Fails Its LGBT Citizens By Rejecting Work Protections
August 16 2012 7:07 PM ET

Jacksonville Fails Its LGBT Citizens, Rejects Work Protections

Neal Broverman

The City Council of Jacksonville, Fla. on Wednesday rejected an ordinance that would have protected people from being fired for being gay or transgender.

Photos Show People Lined Up for the So Called Prayer for France
August 16 2012 6:49 PM ET

People Lined Up for the Antigay 'Prayer for France'

Lucas Grindley

Gay rights groups say an organized day of prayer against marriage equality

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