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Hillary Clinton is a 21st Century Girl, Drag Queens love themselves, and gay people around the globe are making strides!
Hillary Clinton is a 21st Century Girl, Drag Queens love themselves, and gay people around the globe are making strides!
What a Presidential cat, indeed.
The Supreme Court took no action today on Prop 8 or on cases dealing with DOMA.
You can take the word out of the stylebook, but you can’t take the complexity out of the word.
Gay women will marry your boyfriends, Brittani’s must see holiday film, a Black Friday prank, and only one more thing.
Willow Smith lives on, Chris Brown finally goes away, and you really just have to see this Swedish toy catalogue.
Hint: it’s not what The National Organization for Marriage’s Ruth Institute would like you to believe.
I bookended this article with pictures of animals. Just so you know.
The Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) made great strides in terms of LGBT rights when it voted to keep sexual orientation and include gender identity in a resolution condemning executions for reasons of discrimination.
French President François Hollande spoke to a congregation of mayors on Tuesday, leaving many incensed. Instead of blaming others for their misinterpretation, Hollande acts like a human being and owns up to his mistake.
“Transportation with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity, possession of child pornography, and five counts of sexual exploitation of children.” YIKES.
The world’s largest pile of leaves, Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy team up for “The Heat”, and impressive sports feats by dudes you’ve never heard of.
Carly and Robin got married, I’m Thinkin’ Bout Booze, and it’s Trans* Awareness Week! Plus, more gay people are getting elected to things.
“Through the vigil, we express love and respect for our people in the face of national indifference and hatred.”
Drop the mic and walk off the stage.
Last Spring, a school district in Utah removed a book after 25 parents signed a petition for its removal. But decisions about access to age appropriate reading material shouldn’t be left up to 25 parents, so the ACLU is suing.
It’s a moving picture show on the internet.
Carmen’s Team Pick: The Strike Debt Rolling Jubilee is bailing the rest of us out. And it starts today.
A Floridian teacher stands up for her lesbian student, is blamed for student’s sexuality.
I think about how to avoid street harassment, sexual assault and rape every single day. ‘Project Unspoken: I Am Tired Of The Silence’ could be the beginning of a conversation that can maybe give voice to exactly how awful that is.