Thousands take to D.C. streets for Equality March Speakers, crowd demand progress on LGBT rights By Chris Johnson Friday, October 16, 2009 The ground before the U.
Gay protesters picket Obama's HRC speech About 75 activists rally to demand action on LGBT rights legislation By Lou Chibbaro Jr.
Obama speaks of 'unwavering' commitment to equality President receives standing ovation at HRC dinner By Chris Johnson Friday, October 16, 2009 President Obama told an audience of LGBT rights supporters Saturday to expect an end to discrimination and the expansion of relationship recognition during his administration.
40 years of gay pop culture Movies, music and books made a difference in LGBT life By Amy Cavanaugh Friday, October 16, 2009 Key LGBT moments don't just happen in courtrooms or the legislature.
40 years, 40 headlines A look back at the biggest stories in Blade history By Friday, October 16, 2009 To help commemorate the Blade's 40th anniversary, employees worked to identify the top 40 headlines from our archives.
Students to rally against 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Protest to take place Saturday By Rebecca Armendariz Friday, October 09, 2009 Students for the National Equality March, a subgroup of participants in this weekend's event, will protest “Don't Ask, Don't Tell” on Saturday.
National Equality March route By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, October 09, 2009 Click the enlarge .
National Equality March speakers By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, October 09, 2009 (in alphabetical order) • Stuart Applebaum, gay president of the Jewish Labor Committee • Richard Aviles, gay student leader from St.
Crash course in D.C.'s gay scene Bars, clubs set to welcome marchers with special weekend events By Amy Cavanaugh Friday, October 09, 2009 With the National Equality March this weekend, out of town participants have plenty of options on the nightlife front, but there also are two dozen gay bars in D.
'Our fight for full equality' National Equality March and rally set for Sunday By Amy Cavanaugh Friday, October 09, 2009 National Equality March organizers announced this week that U.
ENDA should be top priority: Berry Says 'Don't Ask,' DOMA repeal should also be pursued By Chris Johnson Friday, October 02, 2009
The highest-ranking openly gay appointee in the Obama administration
is encouraging LGBT Americans to make passing the Employment
Non-Discrimination Act their No.
N.Y. marriage vote possible this fall Some dispute Bloomberg's dismal forecast on bill's fate By Chris Johnson Friday, October 02, 2009 Officials and lobbyists familiar with New York state politics are disputing the New York City mayor's recent comments that there's no chance the state will enact same-sex marriage this year, saying instead that passage is possible this fall.
Polls show close battles in Maine, Washington state Tight races anticipated over anti-gay referenda By Chris Johnson Friday, October 02, 2009 Recent polling data from Maine and Washington state reveal contests over anti-gay referenda could be decided by narrow margins when they come before voters in the November election.
Organizers reveal final plans for Equality March Politicians, activists to speak; route permit approved for Oct.
Obama recognizes same-sex couples on Family Day President praises loving, caring homes By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, September 25, 2009 WASHINGTON — President Obama this week recognized same-sex couples that are raising children as part of his official proclamation for Family Day 2009.
U.S. closer to lifting HIV travel ban HIV positive applicants now being held instead of denied By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, September 25, 2009 The Obama administration has taken a new step toward lifting the ban on HIV-positive foreign nationals entering the United States in a possible indication that a full repeal is coming soon.
Gay conservative group unveils Fla. chapter GOProud expects a dozen affiliates this year By Chris Johnson Friday, September 25, 2009 A national gay conservative group is seeking to expand with chapters throughout the country and last week launched its first affiliate in Florida.
'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' hearings expected in 2010 Gillibrand plans to hold hearings in Senate this fall By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, September 25, 2009 WASHINGTON — Rep.
Prejean 'proud' of her pageant moment Former Miss California's comments made at Value Voters Summit By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, September 25, 2009 WASHINGTON — The former Miss California who sparked controversy after expressing her personal opposition to same-sex marriage said Friday she's “proud” of her comments on the marriage issue.
House hears ENDA testimony Frank, Baldwin push for trans-inclusive bill at hearing By Chris Johnson Friday, September 25, 2009 The Employment Non-Discrimination Act this week elicited predominantly favorable reactions during a congressional hearing from lawmakers who lauded the legislation as a means to protect more Americans from workplace discrimination.