Gay Radio Hosts Turn Possible Hate Crime Into Art
After a billboard advertising their program was vandalized twice, Los Angeles radio hosts Craig Olson and Robbie Laughlin decided to fight hate with art.
WATCH: LGBT Youth Homeless for the Holidays
The Ali Forney Center, a shelter dedicated to providing safe space for LGBT youth in New York City, has launched a series of videos profiling homeless LBGT youth, called "Homeless for the Holidays."
Federal Court Puts California's Ex-Gay Therapy Ban On Hold
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that California's law banning so-called ex-gay therapy cannot take effect until the court has heard further arguments on the merits of the ban.
Court Upholds Firing of University of Toledo Official Over Antigay Column
Morehouse to Offer Course in Black LGBT History, Culture
The course will help bring to light LGBT figures who have been overlooked.
Montana High Court: Revise Domestic-Partnership Case
The court tells same-sex couples who brought the case to identify specific laws that discriminate.
Catholic University Denies Recognition to LGBT Student Group
Administrators said that despite students' reassurances, they feared the group would become an advocacy organization rather than a support group.
Charges Against Dan Choi in Keystone Protest Dropped
D.C. prosecutors dropped charges stemming from the 2011 environmental protest, but a federal case involving Choi's 'don't ask, don't tell' protest remains pending.
Robert Bork's Antigay Record
The failed Supreme Court nominee, who died today, stirred opposition with his positions against expanding civil rights.
Bret Easton Ellis Apologizes to Kathryn Bigelow
The gay author penned a column for The Daily Beast apologizing for his tweets that said Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow was overrated because she's a "very hot woman."
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