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Gay pageant sparks breakthrough, backlash in Namibia
When Wendelinus Hamutenya told his father that he was gay, the then 18-year-old was packed off to the psychiatric ward of the Windhoek Central Hospital. NJ Assembly schedules gay marriage vote
The leader of the New Jersey Assembly announced Monday that a bill allowing gay marriage would be put to a vote next week, as Democratic leaders continued to wrangle the support needed to ensure passage. Gay-marriage backers eagerly await appeals court's Prop. 8 ruling
Backers of gay marriage are eagerly anticipating an appeals court ruling Tuesday on the constitutionality of Proposition 8, the 2008 ballot measure that banned same-sex nuptials in California. The decision by a panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of... Mayor Jacobs won't back registry, gay-rights activists say
Gay-rights advocates have lost hope that Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs will support a domestic-partner registry that would secure end-of-life and visitation protections for unmarried couples. Gay group calls for CNN to fire Roland Martin
A gay advocacy group is enraged by comments CNN?s Roland Martin made on Super Bowl Sunday which they say are homophobic and which encourage gay bashing. Goldman CEO Is Just the Latest Pro-Gay Marriage Capitalist
RELATED: How a Football Star Took Over the Gay Marriage Debate Gay rights activist Dan Savage brings 'It Gets Better Project' to North Texas
Gay activist Dan Savage and Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum have wildly different beliefs, but on the Internet they appear forever tied in a cultural war in which words are? Click to Continue » Did CNN commentator 'gay bash' Beckham ad?
Roland Martin sent out a controversial tweet during the Super Bowl that resulted in the Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation demanding his removal from the news network. Gay Rights Protestors Interrupt Gingrich
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Newt Gingrich's final event of the day on Monday was interrupted by two high school-aged protestors who stood up and accused the former House speaker of discriminating against gays and lesbians. In D.C. schools, early lessons in gay tolerance
In the national push to prevent bullying, more elementary schools are introducing lessons about gay tolerance. Some lessons begin before the first day of kindergarten. One fall day at Oyster-Adams Bilingual School in Northwest Washington, Scarlette Garnier and her pre-kindergarten classmates drew pictures of their families and talked about their similarities and differences. Read full article >>
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