Appeal Planned in Dharun Ravi Case
May 22 2012 12:38 PM ET

Appeal Planned in Dharun Ravi Case

Julie Bolcer

Prosecutors plan to appeal the 30-day jail sentence issued to Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers University student who spied on his roommate Tyler Clementi before the gay teen took his own life.

Gay Student May Wear T-shirt to School
May 22 2012 10:43 AM ET

Gay Student May Wear T-shirt to School

Editors

A gay Ohio teen barred from wearing a t-shirt saying “Jesus Is Not A Homophobe” to school will be allowed to wear the item following the settlement of a lawsuit.

Buenos Aires Will Allow Gay Marriage for Visitors
May 21 2012 8:00 PM ET

Buenos Aires Opens Up Same-Sex Marriage to Visitors

Neal Broverman

Things keep getting better in Argentina.

North Carolina Preacher Charles Worley Wants Gay People Put in Concentration Camps
May 21 2012 6:35 PM ET

N.C. Pastor Calls for Concentration Camps for 'Queers'

Neal Broverman

Pastor Charles Worley of Maiden, N.C.'s Providence Road Baptist Church recently told his congregation that lesbians and "queers" should be rounded up, placed in camps with electrified fencing, and left to die.

Christine Quinn Marries Partner Kim Catullo
May 21 2012 10:38 AM ET

Christine Quinn Marries Partner Kim Catullo

Julie Bolcer

New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn married her longtime partner Kim Catullo in a ceremony Saturday, becoming the highest-profile official to wed since the marriage equality law took effect last year.

Transgender Miss Universe Canada Contestant Wins Congeniality Award
May 20 2012 8:43 PM ET

First Trans Miss Universe Contestant Wins Miss Congeniality

Jeremy Kinser

  Jenna Talackova, the first-ever transgender contestant to compete in the  Miss Universe Canada pageant, made it to the top 12 finalists and became one of four women who shared the title of Miss Congeniality, reports People magazine.

WATCH Binational LGBT Couples Reveal Their Struggles
May 20 2012 6:06 PM ET

WATCH: Binational LGBT Couples Reveal Their Struggles

Jeremy Kinser

    The five couples who are serving as plaintiffs in the Immigration Equality lawsuit against the Defense of Marriage Act tell why state recognition of marriage isn't enough to afford them full equality, and how that affects their lives together, in a video recorded by website RawStory.  

NAACP Endorses Marriage Equality
May 20 2012 1:55 PM ET

NAACP Endorses Marriage Equality

Jeremy Kinser

The board of directors for the NAACP voted to endorse marriage equality for same-sex couples, the Washington Post reports.

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