Maybe we really are headed for the End Times. I mean, first a bunch of Mormons support a raft of gay civil rights protections in Salt Lake City.
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A federal benefits case in California and a marriage decision out of New York.
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Thanks to a meeting with gay activists, Rhode Island Gov. Carcieri now says he's open to a domestic partnership bill - just two days after vetoing a bill which would have given domestic partners the right to make funeral arrangements.
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Not your father's Washington protest Equality March revealed a divide between old tactics and a younger generation's passion By Rev.
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.
Focus on the Family's James Dobson — who in May claimed he was giving up his battle against gay civil rights because "there is nothing you can do at this time about what is taking place because there is simply no limit to what the left can do at this time … we can't stop [.
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Election Day: Seattle mayor, gay rights measure top ballotSeattle Post IntelligencerStatewide there are two measures - a referendum on the state's new expanded gay civil rights law and a Tim Eyman spending initiative (Initiative 1033).
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That's the question asked by this piece on Gawker (hat tip to PageOneQ:It's not like Cooper's in a club all of his own, either.
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Gee, Gawker isn't very subtle is it? This is actually worth the read, since it's more than the sensationalism of the headline, though that's the point -- to get your attention.
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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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Congressman Barney Frank has been for decades the iconic image of gay civil rights advocacy on Capitol Hill.
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Equality March Continues the Work of the Gay Rights MovementCivilrights.orgCleve Jones, a gay civil rights icon and one of the march's organizers, firmly told the crowd, "We're not settling.
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by Jennifer VanascoFirst published in the Chicago Free Press on October 14, 2009
The Equality March was a success.
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Because having children wasn't the norm among our gay civil rights leaders, it might be another generation or two before we see the children of those men and women squabbling over their estates.
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In an unexpected and surprising move, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed two bills in a flurry of late session legislation.
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(Orlando, Fla.) The climate for passing gay civil rights laws has never been better, but it could be a decade before another chance comes around, the highest-ranking openly gay official in the Obama administration said Friday.
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Valley man organized DC gay rights marchThe Desert SunOrganizers are expecting roughly 100000 lesbian, gay, bisexual and trangender people and straight allies to march today.
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Obama vow on gay military policyBBC NewsUS President Barack Obama has said he will end the ban on gay people serving openly in the military.
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Obama to Reaffirm His Support for Gay RightsWashington PostBut Obama has said he will eagerly sign the bill that has become a centerpiece of the gay civil rights agenda.
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Strident conservative attacks on two of President Barack Obama’s gay nominees could temper the impatience gay and lesbian activists show as he speaks to a major gay civil rights group Saturday night — but the widespread restlessness still will be palpable.
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