TIME magazine reports: "...Maine's vote, much like all of the states before it, including California's vote on Prop 8 a year ago, will do little to slow the fight over gay marriage. Not in Maine, where Tuesday's vote was only the equivalent of a veto and can be easily reversed by lawmakers when they next meet, and not in the rest of country, where the issue continues to roil courthouses and statehouses alike.
'Ultimately, this is going to have to have a national resolution,' says same-sex-marriage activist Mary Bonauto, one of the nation's top lawyers involved in the campaign to legalize gay marriage. Full story...
Republican House candidate Hans Zeiger certain has some interesting views about, well, just about everything, including the Girl Scouts of America.
Gov. David Paterson signed a long-awaited anti-bullying bill into law at the LGBT Community Center in lower Manhattan on Wednesday, Sept.
Anti-gay groups worried that efforts to promote safe schools and counter bullying say that Christians who believe gays are "sinners" are being sidelined and "belittled.
A new report suggests that in many ways, same-sex marriages are virtually identical to heterosexual unions--at least, in the single heartland state where marriage equality is allowed.
It's all about the polygamy, baby. At least TLC (formerly The Learning Channel) is. Or at least their new show "Sister Wives" is.
Although it hasn't gotten the attention given to Ted Olson and David Boies's challenge to California's Proposition 8 or the Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders' challenge to Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act , the attempt by a couple in Texas simply to get a divorce may similarly impact the ongoing legal landscape for marriage equality.
Anti-gay organization Focus on the Family believes that anti-bullying efforts in schools across the country aim to further a gay agenda, The Denver Post reported .
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer and his fiancee have exchanged vows in Connecticut out of solidarity with gay friends who can't marry in New York.
Tim Ravndal, president of a Montana tea partygroup, was axed on Sunday after he posted seemingly anti-gay remarks.
In one of my all-time favorite movies, Magnolia, multiple characters reflect on the mistakes and miscues of their past with the saying, ''We may be through with the past, but the past isn't through with us.
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