Last week, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis issued a stern departmental warning letter after office posters celebrating LGBT Pride Month "hanging in 35 department elevators since June 22 [were] either defaced or removed," the New York Times reports. Solis, who helped... Full story...
The iconic Diana Ross announces she will return to the concert circuit with a nationwide, summer tour of 17 cities.
And from the look of things, Trammell is once again doing some heavy lifting in the 60m heats in Doha, Qatar.
CBS' Erica Hill interviewed Constance McMillen this morning on the "Early Show". McMillen is the 18-year-old Mississippi lesbian who wanted to take her girlfriend to her senior prom and was forced to sue her rural school district after it canceled.
The track and field season officially begins today with the 2010 IAAF World Indoor Athletics Championships in Doha, Qatar.
Many people say yes. On Thursday we posted The New Yorker's brilliant profile of gospel singer Tonex and the black church's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" hypocrisy around gays in church choirs.
Potential New York Senate candidate Harold E. Ford Jr—the conservative former Tennessee congressma boasting an anti-gay record but now says he is pro-gay rights—has never filed a New York state tax return and is keeping Tennessee as a tax haven.
You may recall the beautiful photo of New York City Seanmichael Rodgers and Damien Ramsey (aka singer-songwriter Dy'Ari) at the National Equality March in October.
An update to a story R20 first reported in December. Rhode Island lawmakers have elected Rep. Gordon D.
Brilliant. The New Yorker profiles Tonex, the Stellar Award-winning gospel singer/songwriter and minister who recently confirmed his long-rumored sexuality.
Speed skater Shani Davis is seen yesterday training at the Richmond Olympic Oval in preparation for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
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