Once upon a time, gay subtext was a revolutionary act in media. But is it still all that progressive?

Tessa Bitterman takes on Governor Christie for his record on queer issues and tells everyone to chip in and support her mom, Barbara Buono, in the upcoming New Jersey Gubernatorial Election.

As France gets closer to giving the nod to queer families, many French officials jump over their own prejudices to meet in the middle.

Remember when Referendum 74 passed? Now we get to celebrate all over again.

Notre Dame has approved an LGBT student organization and the club must preach chastity for LGBTQ students. Which makes me think maybe we should take our gay money elsewhere.

Donation matching, gender swapping, fuck-giving, and another chance to hate on Mitt Romney. Again and again.

Toronto teachers witnessed a revolution in their classrooms and a bunch of people gave money to other people who fight for the rights of gay people. Did I mention Big Bird is doing okay? Also, pumpkin keg.

“I’ve been fighting for more than 24 years and as I continue my ascendant career, I want to be true to myself . . . I have and will always be a proud Puerto Rican. I have always been and always will be a proud gay man.”

“I want there to be more books like The Education of Queenie McBride, and I want there to be more teens able to access them.”

The state of Michigan isn’t having a banner year as far as treating its gay citizens equally goes.

“Happily, in the rainbow-tinted future we are surely headed for, where queer history is included in high school curriculum as a matter of routine, textbook editors will have somewhere to turn for their chapter content: The Canadian Lesbian & Gay Archives.”

One Million Moms got really pissed about Ellen DeGeneres — imagine how they’re gonna feel about These Two Dads!

What we missed this week: topics include Ryan Murphy’s new show about gay white men, Girls, Downton Abbey, transgender anti-discrimination bills, Quidditch and so much more!

Today, the New Hampshire House will consider what would be the first repeal of a same-sex marriage law by a legislative body in American history.

This will be an important few months for marriage equality, especially in New Hampshire and New Jersey.

Laws that criminalize homosexuality were declared unconstitutional in 2003, but that doesn’t mean they don’t still exist.

In which anti-gay groups try to explain how boycotting is only okay when they do it.

After weeks of waiting and waiting and waiting — GAY MARRIAGE HAS BEEN LEGALIZED IN NEW YORK!

“…every child and youth who is unable to live with his or her parents is entitled to a safe, loving and affirming foster care placement, irrespective of the young person’s sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression,”

This is an actual news headline. Senator Carl Kruger took hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribe money – and then laundered it through his secret boyfriend.