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News (World)Philippines Supreme Court rules against marriage equality “with finality”
The Supreme Court in The Philippines will not entertain ‘further pleadings or motions’ regarding same-sex marriage.
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PoliticsThe politician switching parties over Trump impeachment vote has voted against same sex marriage
As a Dem, NRA-endorsed Jeff Van Drew was applauded by Christians for supporting ‘traditional marriage’. Now he’ll be siding with Trump in impeachment as a full conservative.
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News (USA)A gay criminal case could help bring marriage equality to American Samoa
A U.S court has finally intervened in the case of a 72-year-old American man accused of gay statutory rape in American Samoa. The man says a homophobic prosecutor hijacked his case, and the details are harrowing.
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PoliticsOne of Trump’s bigoted, anti-LGBTQ employees will now sit on the federal bench
At age 40, new Second Circuit Judge Steven Menashi probably has at least a quarter century ahead in which he can poison the law against us.
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LifeA lesbian couple deadlifted at their wedding in an incredible viral photo
“We were deadlifting in wedding gowns professing our love. It was awesome!”
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LGBTQ HistoryThe history of same-sex relationships is the history of marriage
Unions between people of the same-sex are hardly new phenomena. Love is eternal.
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News (USA)The Oglala Sioux just became the first tribe with an inclusive hate crimes law
The two women who pushed for the ordinance said they have experienced a lot of hate on the reservation.
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LifeAn HRC bigwig fought for marriage equality. Now she’s fighting her divorce by attacking it.
Despite adopting twins with her partner and buying a home together, she now says she didn’t realize their ceremony “would impose any long term legal obligations on me.”
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Can a gay millenial of color beat a homophobic minister for a NY Congressional seat?
Ritchie Torres is facing off against Ruben Diaz Sr, who has been fighting LGBTQ rights for 25 years, for a soon-to-be open Congressional seat.
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NewsFormer Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, a longtime supporter of LGBTQ rights, dies at 99
From striking down sodomy laws to supporting marriage equality, Stevens was a reminder of how much the Court changed over time.
