WATCH: Will Newest Ads Convince North Carolina Voters?
The coalition working to defeat a proposed constitutional ban on same-sex marriage in North Carolina released two new ads focused on the unintended consequences of the measure for domestic violence victims as the campaign nears its final week.
Joel Osteen: Gays Are Sinners, But I'm Not a Basher
The Houston megachurch pastor says that believing homosexuality is a sin doesn’t mean he’s a “hater” or a “basher.”
The Religious Avengers? Meet the Anti-Gay Marriage Alliance
Mitt Romney's Confusing History on Same-Sex Marriage in Massachusetts
Dan Savage Under Fire After Challenging Bible Talk
Republican LGBT group GOProud wants activist and journalist Dan Savage to apologize after he made a speech condemning hypocritical use of the Bible at a conference for high school journalists.
Frank Gives Obama A- On Gay Issues
Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank, who is retiring after this term in office, said President Barack Obama has been performing well on gay rights issues, but takes umbrage with the president's lack of support for marriage equality.
Catholic Diocese Bars Gay Alum From Graduation Speech
Even with students and faculty members on his side, a Michigan Catholic diocese says an alumnus of a Catholic high school will not be allowed to speak at an upcoming graduation ceremony because he is gay.
DJ Suggests Rape to Fix Gay Daughter
GLAAD wants this DJ suspended.
How the NAACP Is Fighting Amendment One
Is the organization on its way to endorsing same-sex marriage?
Conservatives Against Amendment One
National Public Radio takes a look at conservatives who believe North Carolina’s Amendment One, which voters will decide on May 8, is simply a bad idea.
Scratch That: No Such Thing as Ex-Gay
Robert Spitzer's recent retraction of his 2001 study suggesting so-called ex-gay therapy can be effective may be a gateway to striking down Proposition 8 in court.
Antigay Religious Rhetoric Marks Colo. Civil Unions Debate
Being gay is a choice, and the nation is only for the “moral and religious,” said Colorado senators opposed to a civil unions bill, which their chamber nonetheless passed yesterday.









