Source: Capitol Media Services via East Valley Tribune , Catholic News Agency Bishop of Phoenix Thomas J. Olmsted / Bishop of Tucson Gerald F. Kicanas photo: Catholic News Agency Arizona's two Catholic bishops are urging the faithful to vote for a November ballot measure that would constitutionally ban gays from marrying in the state. After extensive wrangling in the legislature, the proposed amendment was approved for the November ballot earlier this year. It will appear as Proposition 102 and states: "Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage. Full story...
Lt. Col. Victor Fehrenbach told Air Force Times that he’s “heartened” by last week’s announcement from Secretary of Defense Robert Gates that military lawyers are considering ways to “soften” the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” (DADT) policy.
Source: Dallas Morning News, CBS11TV.com, Denton Record Chronicle, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Dallas Voice, Dallas Voice
A candlelight vigil was held outside the Rainbow Lounge Wednesday for Chad Gibson who was severely injured during the raid there Saturday night.Source: Navy Times, North County Times, San Diego Union Tribune, 10News.com Seaman August Provost via MySpace
A 29-year-old gay sailor found dead Tuesday at a California Marine Corps base was shot and possibly burned, Navy officials said yesterday, but they say investigators don’t believe that Seaman August Provost of Houston was killed because he was gay.
A federal judge today moved to fast-track the high-profile lawsuit that seeks to overturn Proposition 8 and let California's same-sex marriages resume.
New York Blade, a biweekly newspaper that has covered gay-interest news in New York City since 1997, suspended publication this week, and its staff was let go, New York Times reports.
Two women and one man were arrested Monday in the central Long Island town of Mastic Beach, NY after police say they brutally attacked a woman outside her home while making anti-gay remarks about the victim's sexual orientation.
Source: AFP, Reuters, Times of India, Associated Press, Hindustan Times, Day After India’s Victorian-era law against gay sex is discriminatory and therefore a "violation of fundamental rights" accorded under the constitution, a court in New Delhi has ruled in a long-awaited landmark ruling.
Talking with reporters accompanying him on a trip, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said yesterday that he’s looking at ways that the military’s anti-gay “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy might be made “more humane”.
By James Tidmarsh, Photos by Nicki Abraham reposted with permission from PrideDepot.com
TWIN FALLS, ID — “Building Bridges.
::: Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said Tuesday that he’s looking at ways to make the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy “more humane”, Associated Press reports.
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