Source: Episcopal Church statement , San Jose Mercury News CA Prop. 8 Six Episcopal bishops in California have issued a strongly-worded statement urging parishioners in their dioceses to vote against Proposition 8, the November ballot measure that seeks to add a ban on marriage equality to the California constitution. "We do not believe that marriage of heterosexuals is threatened by same-sex marriage," the bishops write. "Rather, the Christian values of monogamy, commitment, love, mutual respect and witness of monogamy are enhanced for all by providing this right to gay and straight. Full story...
Demographer Gary Gates explains to NPR’s Jennifer Ludden the changes that will be made for the 2010 census which will, for the first time, count same-sex couples who identify themselves as spouses.
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A federal civil rights lawsuit was filed Tuesday against the City of Atlanta, the city’s police department, and up to 45 officers involved in a Sept.
::: The Charleston, SC city council on Tuesday passed a pair of inclusive non-discrimination ordinances that protect city resident in housing and public accommodations, Q-Notes, an LGBTQ news blog for the Carolinas reports.
We doubt that this will satisfy Elizabeth Hasselbeck from ABC’s The View, but Adam Lambert released this official video for his album’s title track, “For Your Entertainment”.
In a family snapshot, Brendan Burke poses with the Stanley Cup in 2007, shortly after his father’s team at the time, Anaheim Ducks, won it all
Brendan Burke is a student manager for the Miami of Ohio hockey team, one of the top programs in the country, and the son of Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager Brian Burke.
Even in the midst of her terrible grief, at the funeral for her slain 19-year-old son, Jorge Steven Lopez Mercado, the boy’s mother, Myraim Mercado, offered words of wisdom and even hope to fellow mourners.
The prospects for passage for marriage equality bills in both New York and New Jersey seemed bright early this year.
::: A scheduled appearance by Adam Lambert on the ABC News morning show, Good Morning America (GMA) was cancelled this morning.
A report released last week by a progressive think tank detailed the many ways that US evangelical churches and right-wing political activists have helped to amplify—and even create—a deep well of homophobia in the countries of sub-Saharan Africa.
Unless Congress acts before the end of the year to renew the law the federal estate tax will disappear for one year in 2010 before returning with a much higher tax rate in 2011.
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