We’re one vote away from cinching a win on the same-sex marriage bill introduced in the NY State Senate today.

Caiden Cowger doesn’t have a good grasp on the differences between “your” and “you’re” but he does hate gay people on the radio.

Lizz’s Team Pick: Sometimes the only thing that can really help is a calming manatee.

Kyrsten Sinema is proof not everything in Arizona politics is bad. Now if we can just get the 9th District to make her the first out bisexual on Capitol Hill.

It turns out that what you thought were women’s issues are actually just “shiny objects!”

Tacky.

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.

This week on “The Real L Word,” everybody got married to dolphins!

It’s One Million Moms versus JCPenney… again.

David Tyree is in a new NOM video, discussing same-sex marriage leading to anarchy. Meanwhile, the NY marriage bill has passed the assembly and is still waiting for a Senate vote.

“The fact is, I’m gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn’t be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud.”

Now that marriage equality has passed in New York state, one organization is turning its attention towards gender identity protection in the workplace.

“Whether [President Banda] will be able to overcome centuries of entrenched homophobia and help Malawi become one of the few African countries without anti-gay laws remains to be seen, but her political savvy and credentials in the women’s rights movement make her a fairly strong candidate.”

“If people really come to care about homeless gay teens, it means that they’re willing to care about more than gay marriage or cute pictures of weddings at city hall.”

It’s a moving picture show on the internet.

In a perfect example of how this campaign is becoming an elementary-school-style cry for attention,  Americans’ evenings were recently rudely interrupted when they were texted anti-gay and anti-Obama messages.

“It felt so divorced from having known me, from having known somebody who’s gay. I was just stunned.”

This week’s comment awards were brought to you by the letter “I” for “Incredible.” Which is what Community Managerette Carrie is.

“It is not often that governors directly lobby the people of their state to get a bill passed.”

“Why do I still feel the need to give her the weird side-eye and awkwardly laugh when people ask how we met?”