August 10 2012 12:09 PM ET
Mississippi Museum Reverses Ban on Ceremonies
The Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum has reversed course and agreed to allow same-sex couples to hold commitment ceremonies at the state-owned venue.
August 08 2012 11:55 AM ET
Idaho Eyeing Lack of Non-discrimination Protections
August 07 2012 2:12 PM ET
Gay Student Leader Takes Harassing State Attorney to Court
Jury selection is beginning in a defamation lawsuit against the former Michigan assistant attorney general who is accused of harassing gay University of Michigan student Chris Armstrong.
August 01 2012 4:03 PM ET
Lesbian Couple Win Battle with NYC Landlord
Regina Hawkins-Balducci fought to have her spouse’s name added to the lease for their rent-stabilized apartment in Harlem.
July 09 2012 6:01 PM ET
HIV Criminalization Laws Do Damage
July 06 2012 8:09 PM ET
D.C. Police Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit Gets Full-Time Sergeant
The appointment marks the first time a supervisor has been dedicated to the unit since 2009.
July 06 2012 7:41 PM ET
European Parliament Condemns Violence Against LGBT People in Africa
The European Parliament, the European Union's legislative wing, passed a resolution yesterday to condemn violence against LGBT people in Africa, specifically lesbians.
July 05 2012 7:25 PM ET
Virginia Inmate May Get State-Sponsored Gender Surgery
An endocrinologist has recommended full gender reassignment surgery for a Virginia inmate seeking a state-funded transition from male to female.
July 03 2012 2:48 PM ET
In U.K., Don't Advertise for a Gay Roommate — It's Illegal
People placing classified ads for flatmates in the United Kingdom should be advised the practice is illegal, warns The Telegraph.
June 26 2012 3:19 PM ET
LGBT Rights and SB 1070
Thirty HIV/AIDS and LGBT organizations are teaming up with immigration rights activists after the U.S.
