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Joint Statement from 32 LGBT Groups on Hate Crimes Act
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Actress Gwyneth Paltrow, pictured here in February in New York City, will portray a painter who asks her husband to pose as a woman, starting his journey to becoming one.
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Gay Democratic Fund-raiser Says Money Should Only Support Candidates Who Back Equality
A well-heeled Democratic fund-raiser is calling on donors to stop the "gay ATM" to politicians who don't fully support equality for gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people.
Gay Renters to Get Some Discrimination Protection
More>> LIFESTYLE HOMESTYLE When it comes to negotiating a lease or paying fair rent, gay and transgender renters may soon get more protection.
Gay-rights group pulls Mormon-style handcart to make point
Peter Danzig and Janeen Thompson talk with Mark Burton, from the LDS Public Offairs Office, outside of the LDS Church Office Wednesday November 4, 2009.
Beth Ditto dated a man because she thought he was gay. The Gossip singer - who is in a long-term relationship with Freddie, a transgendered individual who was born a female - says she realised she was a lesbian when she was 15, but embarked on a three-year romance with a guy because she felt he wasn't a threat.
Gay Activists Say State Hate Crimes Law Still Needed
Local and national gay activists are celebrating a new federal hate crimes bill but say South Carolina still needs its own hate crimes law.
Commentary: Obama deserves praise for signing hate crimes law
As a legally blind lesbian, I celebrated on Oct. 28 when the president signed the Matthew Shepard and James Boyd Jr.
Erotic City: How S.F. went from prudish to porn capital
In obvious ways, and in ways less obvious, sex shapes city living. That's true in all cities, of course, but in San Francisco - well, come on, it's San Francisco.
Transsexual Jesus play sparks candle-lit Christian protests
About 300 protesters held a candlelit protest outside a Glasgow theatre over the staging of a play which portrays Jesus as a transsexual.
Conservatives shop sex ops ban
Social conservatives are working to ensure that federal funding for sex change operations will be banned in the health reform bill.
Fort Worth panel urges expansion of gay rights
A task force formed in the wake of the arrests at the Rainbow Lounge recommended a series of reforms Tuesday designed to give gay and lesbian residents equal treatment at City Hall.
Maine voters reject same-sex marriage
Maine voters have rejected a law allowing same-sex couples to marry, in a major setback to gay rights advocates hoping the northeastern US state would become the first in the country where voters directly approve gay marriage.
LGBT leaders eye changes for 2020 census count
Demographer Gary Gates, the census bureau's Lynn Sorgenfrei, Equality California's Geoff Kors, and the census bureau's Tim Olson met last week to discuss changes in the census for 2020.
Transsexual Jesus play sparks candle-lit Christian protests
About 300 protesters held a candlelit protest outside a Glasgow theatre over the staging of a play which portrays Jesus as a transsexual.
Controversial anti-discrimination ordinance to be decided
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Polls opened at 7:00 across West Michigan Tuesday. While there are a number of important issues on the ballot, the one that's been drawing the most attention in Kalamazoo is the anti-discrimination ordinance.
Hate-crimes law expansion hailed
Leaders from Tulsa's gay community hosted a victory party Wednesday evening to celebrate federal legislation that now includes sexual orientation under hate-crime laws.
Police: Attacks near Georgetown are hate crimes
D.C. Police are investigating a string of apparent anti-gay assaults on Georgetown University students near campus.
Gay Greek Brothers Expand to New Chapter
Sigma Phi Beta, the nation's first gay and gay-friendly fraternity, is opening a new chapter--the first after its original Arizona State University founding chapter.
Election Update: The Races to Follow
In many parts of this country, November 3, 2009 will be just another Tuesday. Because of scant press coverage, it's easy to forget there are numerous issues and races at stake on Election Day that will have significant ramifications for gay and transgender people.
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