I just have one thing to say about this.
Forget WWJD. The new question is apparently What Would MLK Do? A coalition of politically and theologically conservative Christian leaders, including nine Roman Catholic bishops, who have just signed a declaration saying they will not comply with laws that could require them to recognize same-sex unions or allow their institutions to support abortions are arguing that the move is of a piece with King’s call for civil disobedience during the civil rights movement.
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I recently had the opportunity to reflect on the strengths of the Civil Rights Movement that allowed so many of us to exercise our full freedom under the law.
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::: Even though nothing about the new hate crimes law makes such an action illegal, an ad hoc group of so-called “concerned” clergy planned to rally earlier today in front of the Justice Department in Washington, D.
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This weekend I noticed that the websites of the Washington Blade, Southern Voice, and several other titles published by Window Media had not been updated in a few days.
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When I read that the Tea Party Express was coming to Kelly Ingram Park on Monday, I was horrified.
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Maine rejects marriage law Amid disappointment, questions linger over national strategy By Chris Johnson Friday, November 06, 2009 The loss of same-sex marriage rights in Maine is being called a devastating blow to the gay civil rights movement, triggering criticism of President Obama and discussion about whether national LGBT groups need to rethink their strategy.
Early November last year, I stayed up into the wee hours one morning obsessively refreshing my web browser.
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After I heard the news about Bernice King, I felt that as a black gay man, I had to add my two cents
Bernice King, the youngest daughter of Martin Luther King, Jr.
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"As a straight ally and as a person with many lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender family members, friends and fans, I want to thank the Human Rights Campaign, Judy and Dennis Shepard and Senator Edward Kennedy for their leadership in the 11 year struggle to get the Matthew Shepard & James Byrd, Jr.
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Same-sex union foes seek ballot initiative to define marriageWashington ExaminerJanet Boynes, a self-proclaimed converted lesbian, blasted gay marriage proponents for riding "on the coattails of the civil rights movement.
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The Mid America Freedom Band (MAFB), Kansas City’s lesbian gay bisexual transgender (LGBT) and ally community band, will present the concert Rainbow Revolution on Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 8 p.
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Rev. Irene Monroe, an out lesbian African-American minister and advocate, wrote a powerful piece on the harm many African-American churches and ministry leaders are doing to the LGBT community, especially the youth, and can't escape the irony of that coming from some of the same people who had to fight so hard to win their own rights in society.
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Highlights from the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival for Wednesday & Thursday, October 21-22, 2009:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2009:Straightlaced @ Egyptian Theatre 6pm, $7.
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Blues musician Gaye Adegbalola plays in our studio her greatest hits. She's wrapping up her farewell tour with her band Saffire, talking about her work in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, what drives her passion in music and why fighting shame is so critical for gay liberation.
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October 11th, 2009 was an incredible day for many of us in the GLBT civil rights movement.
About 2 months ago, I joined several local and national organizers in planning a march on washington.
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So many have no idea of his contributions because of homophobia. Not only is this damaging in terms of GLBT history but African American history as well.
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8. Harry Hay
Activist
b. April 7, 1912
d. October 24, 2002
In 1950, Harry Hay founded the Mattachine Society, an underground network for homosexuals.
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#3 Elder Dallin Oaks. The Mormon leader who compared the blowback from the church's involvement in Prop 8 to the struggle in the black civil rights movement.
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The anti-Mormon backlash after California voters overturned gay marriage last fall is similar to the intimidation of Southern blacks during the civil rights movement, a high-ranking Mormon said Tuesday.
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Mormon leader: religious freedom at risk By Eric Gorski | Wednesday Oct 14, 2009 The anti-Mormon backlash after California voters overturned gay marriage last fall is similar to the intimidation of Southern blacks during the civil rights movement, a high-ranking Mormon said Tuesday.
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