The “ex-gay” industry is gradually losing its appeal, and It’s time for the discredited “ex-gay” myth to simply go away and be rightfully viewed as an experiment that was tried and failed.

We're down to the last possible second for marriage in New York, there was a major victory in California, new challenges to the Defense of Marriage act, bad news in France, and good news in Lichtenstein.

After spending a decade fighting for equality and fighting on behalf of gay youth, Michael Glatze came out in an article on World Net Daily as a “straight” man, born again in the name of Jesus.

At the Netroots Nation blog conference on Friday, White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said that a 1996 pledge supporting marriage equality was completed by “someone else” other than Barack Obama:

Listening to self-anointed "prophet" Damon Thompson preach now, it’s hard to recall why I ever considered him to be anything but a dangerous madman.

Ex-NY Giants receiver David Tyree is coming out against gay marriage HARD, claiming it's the first step on the road to "ANARCHY."

Bryan Fischer, top hate monger and head douche bag at the notoriously anti-gay hate group, the American Family Association, is now pissing and moaning that he is the victim of a hate crime being committed by those of us who dare to point out that he is a bigot.

You may have heard that actor Tracy Morgan (30 Rock) mentioned in his stand up act in Nashville, Tennessee, that if his son were gay, he would “pull out a knife and stab” him ... So what does Tracy Morgan have to do with the State of Montana?

A new poll shows us neck-and-neck in Minnesota, with a vote on marriage still a year off. There's just two weeks left to pass marriage in New York, but a Senate bill still hasn't even been introduced yet. Illinois launched civil unions this week as Rhode Island debated doing the same. And a Michigan Republican can't tell the difference between gay couples and child abusers.

In a heart wrenching essay in Sunday’s New York Post, the lesbian granddaughter of New York state Sen. Ruben Diaz — the state’s most vocal opponent of same-sex marriage — gives a first-person account of how the debate over marriage equality has caused a rift in her family.

We need more Ben Cohen’s in this world. Whether we like it or not, athletes are influential and inspiring. What they do and say can and will have an impact on millions of people, both young and old.

Look up a rural Pride event this summer. Go to it. Let us know you support us. Clap at the little parade, dance in a barn, make out with a hot cowboy, cowgirl and/or farmer, encourage a teen, hug a drag queen, listen to an elder, give money to a PFLAG chapter.

As reported late Saturday night, the Minnesota House voted 70-62 to place a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage on the 2012 ballot. The following video is a local CBS News [...]

"I’m getting real sick and tired of seeing all the hate themed articles make the news and not the successes of gay rights. I’m just sick of all the [...]

My senior year at Marshfield High School was getting rolling and auditions for our drama club’s production of Lillian Hellman’s “The Children’s Hour” were scheduled for the afternoon.