How do you follow up a successful day of action in support of gay marriage? If you're activists in Australia, you turn that whole day of action into a whole year of action.
Marriage equality advocates in Australia are preparing to launch a new campaign, "A Year of Action for Same-Sex Marriage," on November 28, following up on a day of action in support of marriage earlier this summer that saw the largest marriage equality rallies in Australia's history.
That November 28 date is two days after a marriage equality bill is to be tabled in the Australian Senate. The bill, which would legalize same-sex marriage in Australia, has reportedly received more submissions of any Senate inquiry than any other bill in the history of Australia. Full story...
Tuesday marked the 21st observance of World AIDS Day. A plethora of companies, schools, organizations, and yes, even my favorite Web sites (well, some of them…) took action to raise awareness of the AIDS pandemic, which currently affects an estimated.
It may be the Day of Silence, but the two hundred or so people in Valery Sozaev’s office are anything but.
E-mail and Google expanded from nouns to verbs also. Weblog, like the one you're reading now, transitioned into blog.
Uganda's president got an earful from Prime Minister Stephen Harper over the African nation's proposed law targeting gays.
With public attention focused largely on battles over whether gay couples should be able to marry, a less-noticed movement to grant health and other benefits to same-sex partners is gaining significant ground across the country in courtrooms, in legisl.
It’s the Monday before a brief Thanksgiving break. Your dreams are taking you to a place of turkey, pumpkin pie and shopping heaven.
From WND founder and CEO Joseph Farah's November 23 WND.com column headlined, "Why sin cannot be condoned by state":"On Friday, more than 150 Christian leaders, most of them conservative evangelicals and traditionalist Roman Catholics, issued a joint d.
I'm blogging this Friday from the nation's capital. Hanging out with my colleagues here and enjoying the town I once called home.
This past weekend I took a vacation to Atlanta to visit childhood friends and relax with mindless and entertaining activities.
Over the past couple of months, I’ve seen many organizations attempt the infamous flash mob. Though flash mobs emerged only six years ago, they have stopped society in our tracks forcing us to stop, listen and watch.
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