The estate of late "golden girl" Bea Arthur has gifted $300,000 to The Ali Forney Center, a service organization dedicated to homeless LGBT youth. "We work with hundreds of young people who are rejected by their families because of who they are. We are overwhelmed with gratitude that Bea saw that LGBT youth deserve as much love and support as any other young person, and that she placed so much value in the work we do to protect them, and to help them rebuild their lives." says Executive Director Carl Siciliano. Siciliano says the center plans to purchase a building, named The Bea Arthur Residence, that will house 12 youths. Full story...
Employees of the former Washington Blade have announced that they will start their own paper. Editor Kevin Naff and volunteer staff members will launch a special edition this week that examines why the paper, owned by now defunct media company Window Media LLC, failed.
What does it take, blogger Damian Aaron asks in his short Coupled Up Damien & SeanMichael, to make it work with someone very different from you?
"It takes two strong men to look each other in the face in difficult times and say, We are worth it and how do we make this work?" says couple Damien and SeanMichael.
Traditional success in the music industry had been best made in the closet, unless an artist garnered enough star to break free.
Dear Mona:
I've known I was gay since I was 6-years-old, but since I live in an extremely homophobic town.
We've mourned too many of our youth this week. This year, in fact. Slain because they are who they are.
An African woman wins the 800-meter race at the track and field world championships, far outpacing international competition.
An Arkansas 10-year-old wants "liberty and justice for all," including gays and lesbians. Will Phillips decided not to recite the Pledge of Allegiance during class because he feels it does not include all Americans.
Reigning Drag Race Queen Bebe Zahara Benet takes us behing the scenes of her new video, "I'm The S**t!", the first single from her upcoming EP "Beautiful Day.
Queer students at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) find support and information at an online resource from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
Apparently, slinging the f-word as an NFL player has its benefits. The top-ranked Cincinnati Bengels tapped running back Larry Johnson just days after being cut from the Chiefs for a series of anti-gay slurs.
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