GLBT RIGHTS

A comparison of two recent major cases in GLBT rights.

Some questions for opponents of gay rights

Cyndi Lauper begins the video promotion of her new GLBT support saying, "I'm straight," but it was the words of Anna Paquin that attracted attention on April Fool's Day.

After decades and decades of struggle for the right of free speech, freedom of religion, African American rights and women's rights, one would think that GLBT rights and equality wouldn't be such a struggle. So why is it?

Whether it's because they're concerned about their image (doubtful), or being sued (maybe), or they think federal legislation will soon be on the way (probably), more and more companies are establishing policies banning discrimination for their GLBT workers.

This article discusses my three favorite GLBT movies and how they teach love and respect for others.

States are voting on the definition of marriage, and so far, Connecticut, Iowa, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, New Jersey and New York have voted to allow same sex marriage.

A discussion with Madison Senini, a trans-woman who opened up a gun store in the Wild West.

Can the US catch up to the tolerant equality offered over seas to the GLBT community?

This article discusses homosexuality in the realms of politics, social rights, and the law.

An attorney discusses some ways that committed GLBT couples can replicate many of the advantages and protections of marriage, even after the passage of anti-gay marriage state constitutional amendments last fall.

In one week: Romney spokesman resigns after anti-gay backlash, Pastor makes anti-gay remarks, Missouri Republican comes out and denounces "Don't Say Gay" bill, Amendment 1 reportedly aims to protect Caucasians, opposition to VAWA funding for gay victims

Red State is inveighing against one of the weirdest stories to come out of the G8 Summit in Toronto, which naturally has nothing to do with the Summit as such. It involves an organization calling itself "Queers against Israeli Apartheid."

This article examines economy and gay lesbian bisexual transgendered communities.

If you're a gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or gay author, Fabulist Flash Publishing wants to include your original works of poetry, creative nonfiction, and fiction in its new book: The Queer Collection: Poetry and Prose 2007.

The crazy adventure that was my Prom of the year 2006. This is in no way average of what should go on of someone's big night.

The adoption ban which was in place in Florida for 33 years, barring gays and lesbians from adopting children, is now no more. We take a look back at the history surrounding the ban and how it was put into effect in the first place.

Rep. Patricia Todd, the only out GLBT member of the Alabama Legislature, talks about her involvement in the organization AIDS Alabama and the pace of change regarding GLBT rights in the state.

Former Evangelical Baptist pastor Jason Childs, through the result of hard times, had a change of heart and now advocates progressive causes in Alabama.

What follows is my response to criticism regarding "Why I Don't Breastfeed.

Despite an wide early lead by Republican Charlie Bass, polls show that Democrat Ann McLane Kuster has closed the gap in the 2010 New Hampshire 2nd District U.S. House of Representatives election.

Proposition 8 is about changing the California constitution to say that marriage between homosexuals is unconstitutional.

How to win friends and influence people via Twitter.

Despite what most people think, anarchism is really a sophisticated political theory based on freedom and equality. Here's an article debunking the myths about anarchism and anarchists, and talking about what our movement is really about.