Hughes and Eldridge Launch Campaign for Publicly Financed Elections
NYC Pride: One Year After Marriage Equality
Sunday marked the first anniversary of the passage of the marriage equality law in New York. Pride marchers celebrated with a party, by reflecting on the year’s achievements, and by setting a to-do list.
Former Prop. 8 Backer Takes Hits From Both Sides
Maggie Gallagher says "I wish you well, old friend" to the man who once testified in favor of Prop. 8 but announced last week that he support same-sex marriage.
Denver Police Announces Nation's Most Progressive Trans Policies
The GLBT Community Center of Colorado recently announced that the Denver, Colorado, Sheriff's Department has issued new policies about how they'll be dealing with transgender inmates.
Gay WWII Hero Death Not Suicide
The 100th birthday of the late Alan Turing, the gay British mathematician and computer theorist whose work decoding the infamous German Enigma machine is often credited with winning WWII, may have
Largest Latino Group Backs Marriage Equality
Just days after LGBT groups joined activist groups of color to protest laws that penalize immigrants and people of color, the country’s largest Latino civil rights organization unanimously passed a
Gay Activists Flipping Bird at White House Flips Off Americans
Yesterday Philadelphia magazine published photos of three Pennsylva
Catholics Call Lesbian Employee's Lawsuit an Attack on Religion
The New York State Catholic Conference told reporters today that a lesbian couple’s class-action lawsuit against St.
Leading Right-Wing Prop. 8 Proponent Comes Out in Support of Marriage Equality
Chalk up one for marriage equality.









