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Notre Dame’s Matt Dooley: The hardest person to tell he is gay was himself
Transgender woman sues CrossFit for blocking her from female competition
Republicans push social issues at conservative showcase
A royal first: Queen Elizabeth II marks anniversary of LGBT group
Victims in NYC subway hate crime say no one came to their assistance
Lesbian couple sues Vt. town claiming a decade of anti-gay harassment
Minn. Republicans decline to endorse state rep who voted for gay marriage
GOP divide on marriage equality on display at Oregon conference
Miss. lawmakers feel pressure over proposed religious freedom bill
Transgender woman sues CrossFit for blocking her from female competition
Kansas City, Mo., adopts resolution calling for statewide LGBT protections
Victims in NYC subway hate crime say no one came to their assistance
Judge to rule within 2 weeks on Michigan’s ban on same-sex marriage
Four couples file federal lawsuit challenging Indiana gay marriage ban
Lawsuit challenging Fla. school’s denial of gay-straight alliance moves forward
Ky. child care agency says short-lived plan to hire gays resulted in lost funding
Va. legislature moves to strike sodomy ban from state code
Gay former vice-principal sues Catholic school for wrongful termination
Kansas delays further action on religious freedom protections until next year
Mich. gay marriage trial ends with state witness testifying gays are going to hell
Gay couple attacked at NY subway by man shouting ‘Are you faggots?’
Austin dentist provides free dental reconstruction for hate crime victim
Three more Illinois counties issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples
Couple files federal lawsuit challenging Florida’s ban on same-sex marriage
Kansas reopens debate on religious freedom for those opposed to gay unions
Miss. religious freedom bill renews debate on anti-LGBT discrimination
Republicans push social issues at conservative showcase
Poll: Record number of Americans now support legalizing same-sex marriage
Religious freedom bills: The latest effort to counter advances in marriage equality
GOP lobbyist releases text of bill to prohibit openly gay players in the NFL
Major League Baseball criticizes Arizona anti-gay religious freedom bill
Kerry: U.S. launching new effort to combat anti-gay laws worldwide
A royal first: Queen Elizabeth II marks anniversary of LGBT group
Sweden is fourth European nation to freeze aid to Uganda over anti-gay law
Four men convicted of gay sex whipped in north Nigerian court
Hong Kong lawmakers set to debate restrictive transgender rights bill
Kerry speaks with Uganda president, says anti-gay law complicates U.S. ties
Zimbabwe’s gay community wins a landmark court victory
Ben Carson: Gays ‘don’t get extra rights, they don’t get to redefine marriage’
A year after anti-gay remarks, 49ers’ Chris Culliver continues LGBT outreach
Focus on the Family: Gays blame Christians for their own emotional pain
Pope Francis suggests Catholic Church could support same-sex civil unions
Vatican official criticizes Uganda’s anti-gay law, calls for its repeal
Group of current, former GOP lawmakers file brief supporting same-sex marriage
After struggling with homelessness, Angela makes a better life for herself
Notre Dame’s Matt Dooley: The hardest person to tell he is gay was himself
Scientists: Gene therapy may one day help control HIV without use of drugs
Studies show big promise for HIV prevention injections
Jason Collins to get second 10-day deal to play for Brooklyn Nets
Billie Jean King talks Sochi Olympics, LGBT rights, openly gay athletes
7 years after calling co-star a ‘faggot,’ Isaiah Washington returns to ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
Exiled Iranian pop icon’s song about gay love causing stir in Islamic republic
Ellen DeGeneres’ selfie crashes Twitter
Big Oscar night for ‘12 Years a Slave,’ ‘Dallas Buyers Club,’ ‘Gravity’
Matthew McConaughey wins Best Actor Oscar for ‘Dallas Buyers Club’
Backstage: Jared Leto in generous mood after acting Oscar win
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Views & Voices
ERIC ETHINGTON
The PR campaign to whitewash the right’s anti-gay Uganda history
As a communications person myself, I can really appreciate a good PR campaign, and the best I’ve seen in a long time is the new effort by U.S. right-wing evangelicals to completely whitewash their own history of involvement with Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality law. For the last five years, human rights advocates around the world been discussing how U.S. conservative figures were integrally involved in the creation of the Anti-Homosexuality Bill (originally called the “Kill the Gays Bill”).
BARBARA WEICKSEL
Gay, Irish, in Boston? The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is not for you
Let me begin by saying I’m not Irish – something my Irish partner Susan tries daily to not hold against me – and I do not understand the need for all the St. Patrick’s Day tomfoolery. That said, it is beyond my scope of reason to believe that there is not one Irish LGBTQ person in the city of Boston who wouldn’t love to march in their annual parade and celebrate their heritage and their service in the U.S. military...
ALVIN McEWEN
Seven more groups now designated by SPLC as anti-gay hate groups
The Southern Poverty Law Center has added seven more anti-gay organizations to its list of anti-gay hate groups. No doubt the standard whine of these groups will be the same one offered up by the Family Research Council when SPLC named it as a hate group a while back, i.e. “we are being attacked because we don’t believe in gay marriage, we are trying to preserve Christian morality, we are being silenced.” That whine was a lie then and is still a lie...
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JIM OSBORN
The defenseless religious folk and their war against the ‘godless gays’
Most recently, I’m finding it unusually difficult to avoid the urge to scream at the seemingly endless parade of pundits and spin doctors tell me, in their most deferential and conciliatory tones, that the rash of proposed "religious protection" laws are not about discrimination. Oh heavens no! They're really just there to protect defenseless religious folk from the godless gays. Like innocent business owners, who could be accused of discrimination, just for standing behind their deeply held religious views.
If I knew you were coming, I would have baked a cake…
I’m always touched when people of faith send their love and compassion my way… These people – these Christians – What are they so afraid of and why are they so very hateful? This picture of the cake and all the other pictures and blogs and outrage since Governor Jan Brewer vetoed that hateful bill in Arizona isn’t about “freedom of religion” – but you know that, right?
DESMOND RUTHERFORD
The separation of religion and hate: Attacking the protection of freedom
The very core of the foundation of the U.S. Constitution is under attack, and it seems that the attackers relate very favorably to those who have encouraged Uganda and Nigeria, to mention just two nations, in their terrifying anti-gay legislation. The real concern, additional to the anti-gay intolerance, is a call to amend the Constitution; even to rewrite it, amounting to little more than a theocracy under which any religion could claim supremacy.
Gay Marine’s amazing journey from homeless shelter to Ivy League
State senator tells Anderson Cooper there’s no discrimination in Arizona
Uganda president calls gays ‘disgusting’ in interview after signing anti-gay law
SHE4ME: The universal theme of love is love
Plaintiffs in Utah same-sex marriage case get engaged
‘Gay rights evolve on a global level’
Dallas sportscaster who spoke out in support of Michael Sam appears on Ellen
Dallas sports anchor on Michael Sam: ‘Celebrating our differences’
VIDEO: Russia declares discrimination newest Olympic sport
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