WATCH: Out Calif. Rep. Mark Takano Submits His First Bill
The California Democrat took to Twitter's video service, Vine, to document the first bill he submitted as the first LGBT person of color in Congress.
The Most Ludicrous Antigay 'Rap' You'll Ever See
Months after if was first posted, an antigay YouTube video has recently resurfaced online.
LGBT Rights Movement Adds Focus on Broader Immigration Fight
West Virginia's First Gay Delegate Introduces Partner on House Floor
Study: Opposition to Marriage Equality Is "Isolated" And "Narrow"
Tennessee GOP: Therapists Shouldn't Have to Help Gays
A new bill gives students learning to become counselors the ability to object to helping LGBT patients on religious grounds.
Judge Tells Moms He Can't Help Until Supreme Court Rules
Two moms have been trying for a year to jointly adopt their children but a U.S. District Court judge has opted to wait even longer.
Study: Pro-Marriage Lawmakers Get Reelected Way More Often Than Not
As more states consider votes over marriage equality, it might be helpful to look back at what it does to reelection prospects.
Michigan Native-American Tribe Nears Marriage Equality If Leader Doesn't Veto
The tribal council for the northern Michigan group has given its approval but their leader hasn't yet agreed.
These 21 Senators Used to Support DOMA But Changed Their Minds
Florist Tells Customer: Jesus Won't Let Me Do Your Wedding
The man's story gained traction on Facebook and led to blowback for the Richland, Washington florist.
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