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Ellen’s ‘most re-tweeted tweet’ record challenged by awesome teenager
Wednesday, April 12, 2017Wendy's promised Carter Wilkerson free nuggets for a year if he could get millions of people to retweet him. -
Was SNL’s gay robot skit offensive or a sly take on stereotypes?
Monday, December 19, 2016"FYI, not every gay robot is attracted to every other gay robot." -
Why you should watch Microsoft’s Christmas message right now and ignore haters
Wednesday, December 14, 2016The 7-year-old girl who last year who stood up to an antigay preacher is joined by Jazz Jennings and other brave souls in a holiday celebration of diversity. -
Va. tech PAC led by ‘LGBT-friendly’ execs endorses anti-gay AG for governor
Monday, September 16, 2013RICHMOND, Va. -- A political action committee led by technology company executives of major U.S. corporations that have marketed themselves as LGBT-inclusive -- including Facebook, Microsoft, AOL, Comcast, Cox, Intuit, Monster and Oracle -- have endorsed… -
Gay activist calls for boycott of retailers supporting Christian Values Network
Wednesday, August 3, 2011San Francisco based gay activist and blogger Roy Steele is organizing, and calling for a nationwide boycott of retailer’s enrolled in the Christian Values Network (CVN) shopping web portal, including Sears, Walmart, Sam's Club and Target.… -
Microsoft removes online store from anti-gay ‘Christian Values Network’
Saturday, July 9, 2011Microsoft Corporation on Thursday removed its online store from the “Christian Values Network” after more than 500 people signed a Change.org petition asking the software company to stop allowing the funding of anti-gay “hate groups." -
Microsoft to WV town: the word ‘gay’ is inappropriate ‘in any context’
Friday, September 10, 2010Microsoft Corp. and the chief rules enforcer for Xbox Live apologized to a small WV town and a 26-year-old gamer accused of violating their conduct by publicly declaring he's from Fort Gay -- a name the… -
Microsoft donates 100K to uphold Washington’s domestic partner benefits
Tuesday, October 6, 2009Microsoft has contributed $100,000 to the campaign to approve Referendum 71, which would uphold a state law to expand domestic-partnership benefits, the Seattle Times reports. The company made the donation on Friday to Washington Families Standing…
