by Stephen H. Miller
Newsweek runs a cover story making the case for gay marriage ("Our Mutual Joy"). Nice, but it's taking the liberal mainstream U.S. media way too long to get here. Britian's The Economist ran a similar cover story titled "Let Them Wed" — in January 1996.
And American popular culture remains deeply schizophrenic about gays: On one hand, featuring more openly gay characters on prime time TV, for example, albeit in supporting roles. And on the other, there's David Letterman's smarmy sneering about two men kissing in the new Harvey Milk biopic, as reported by the Washington Post's Hank Stuever:
"I didn't want to screw it up," Franco told Letterman on "Late Show" last week. Full story...
by Stephen H. Miller
Requiring Catholic social service programs to extend benefits to same-sex spouses has become the key rally point against a same-sex marriage bill being debated by the Washington, D.
by Jonathan Rauch
It seems to me that the import of the "Manhattan Declaration" is political, because there is nothing new in it substantively.
by David Link
After a very lively discussion among the IGF commenters about Adam Lambert and politics vs.
by David Link
I confess I am not going to be reading the Manhattan Declaration. I was a Catholic for too many years, and from Timothy Kincaid’s description, it looks like there’s nothing new in the rhetoric or the justifications.
by Stephen H. Miller
Yet another fawning Washington Post puff piece on an Obama staffer looks at White House deputy chief of staff Jim Messina, who was formerly chief of staff to Sen.
by Stephen H. Miller
The House-passed health care bill included one decent provision that would have extended the tax exclusion on employer-provided health benefits that spouses receive to domestic partners (or, actually, "any eligible beneficiary," as the House bill put it, in an effort to achieve that end).
by David Link
I have to side with Adam Lambert over Out editor Aaron Hicklin in their recent dust-up.
by David Link
Did the voters make opposite-sex marriage illegal in Texas? That’s what Barbara Ann Radnofsky claims, and there’s reason to take her argument seriously.
by David Link
I’ve obviously been in a foul mood since Maine, and needed some good cheer.
by David Link
This is the last straw for me. I took Americablog’s pledge.
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