Source: The Independent Ahmet Yildiz photo via The Independent Ahmet Yildiz, 26, was buried Saturday. London's The Independent reports that Yildiz's friends believe he was the victim of the country's first gay honor killing. Ahmet Yildiz, 26, a physics student who represented his country at an international gay gathering in San Francisco last year, was shot leaving a cafe near the Bosphorus strait this week. Fatally wounded, the student tried to flee the attackers in his car, but lost control, crashed at the side of the road and died shortly afterwards in hospital. "He fell victim. Full story...
Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune , Jurist For the second time in two years, the U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled against Osseo Area Schools in its efforts to keep a student-run gay rights group from having the same privileges as other clubs.
Source: Bay Windows , Salon , AfterElton , Washington Blade There were hundreds of gay delegates on the floor of Pepsi Center during the Democratic National Convention this week, and, it seemed, nearly as many gay media representatives.
Reporters are rushing to fill in biographical and political details after Sen. John McCain surprised just about everyone by picking a political unknown as his running mate, first-term Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, but most stories call her a both a "maverick" and a "social conservative.
This February 9, 2007 post comes from the original home of this blog, at blog.ttca.org. It offers more background on an issue that was vetoed, in one of her first acts, by about Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, now John McCain's running mate.
This January 1, 2007 post about Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, now John McCain's running mate, comes from the original home of this blog, at blog.
Source: The Citizen , Independent Online , SABC News JOHANNESBURG - In a watershed judgment, a Pretoria High Court judge on Wednesday ordered the NG Church Moreleta Park to pay damages and unconditionally apologize to the music teacher they fired because they found out he is gay .
-- Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund has announced a $1.2 million grant aimed at increasing the number of people of faith supporting equality for LGBT people.
Source: The Australian , Reuters , Islam Online SARAJEVO -- Plans to hold Bosnia's first gay festival during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan were denounced by the Muslim community on Thursday as an affront to religious feelings.
Source: St. Petersburg Times , Tampa Tribune CLEARWATER, Fla. -- A Pinellas County judge Wednesday ruled that five men wielding anti-gay signs at St.
South Florida's main LGBT newspaper has re-launched as the South Florida Blade . What was previously called Express Gay News now sports a logo similar to sister publications from gay newspaper conglomerate Window Media.
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