What Happened On Wall Street This Weekend
“We are mad as hell that the world is as fucked up as it is by corporations… The few who control wealth have bought off our democratically elected leadership.”
“We are mad as hell that the world is as fucked up as it is by corporations… The few who control wealth have bought off our democratically elected leadership.”
On Tuesday, DADT will be over forever.
“There’s so much hate for gays, and lesbians, and transgender people, the thing is, Doc, you seem to be adding to the hate.”
You too can write articles on gay youth by utilizing terrible or possibly zero research or evidence!
Put the coffee on, homos, because “this gross example of child abuse is a wake-up call that everything about the gay movement isn’t acceptable.”
North Carolina voters will most likely vote in May 2012 on a state constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.
The headline of The Onion today is: “Remembering 9/11 A Pleasure For Nation Compared To Remembering Past 10 Years.”
Who “won” and who was the “incontrovertible loser”???
They might get to keep “the precious power” of voter initiatives, but we might get marriage.
Forget about the fact that most California public schools can’t even afford new textbooks — let’s make sure that when they do, Harvey Milk isn’t mentioned anywhere.
A soldier in Scotland has been fined for trans* prejudice. Unfortunately, he is not facing additional fines for being a jerk.
Prop 8 is going to the California Supreme Court today, and our Legal Eagle is here to tell you what it all means.
This isn’t the kind of gay marriage we’ve been fighting for.
“…a disciplined minority of totalitarians can use the instruments of democratic government to undermine democracy itself.”
An on-campus humor short at USC ends in a racist Fox Sports video. It looks like one person still thinks that Asian people will accents are hilarious. Hello: the ’80s called and wants its stereotypes back.
Opinions on public policy measures concerning gay and lesbian rights face a huge generation gap, according to a new report released by the Public Religion Research Institute.
The jury in the trial of Larry King’s killer has been unable to reach a verdict.
Justice Ginsburg says her past work with the ACLU would hold her back if she were up for confirmation in this political climate.
Prop 8 defenders argue that releasing the footage puts ban supporters who spoke at the trial in danger, but really we just want to harshly judge their outfits.
The HRC announced on Saturday that Joe Solmonese will not renew his contract after March 31, 2012.