ABC News | Gay activists protest choice for King Day speaker, invocation Atlanta Journal Constitution, USA - By Jeremy Redmon Dozens of gay activists protested the Rev. Rick Warrenâs speech at the Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative services Monday outside ... Embatted Pastor Warren Sets Inclusive Tone Gay-rights supporters protest Rick Warren's role at inauguration Gay Activists Protest Warren In Atlanta |
PinkNews.co.uk | Gay bishop to pray today 'before' Rick Warren USA Today - The Presidential Inauguration Committee has stepped up to take the blame for leaving a controversial gay bishop's prayers out of the public broadcast of the ... Why gay bishop's prayer didn't air on HBO music special NH's gay Episcopal bishop to meet evangelical pastor Repeats of âWe Are Oneâ Event Will Include Bishop, HBO Says |
Seattle Post Intelligencer | Carrey's at his nimble best in gay-themed "Morris" Reuters - The feature, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, is of the ethereal-absurdist-gay-romantic-biographical farce genre, which poses the question: ... Carrey, McGregor Lock Lips For Gay Film - âI Love You Phillip Morrisâ Carrey had fears over gay man role Carrey, McGregor lock lips with `Phillip Morris' |
Voice of America | LAist Interview: Members of Local Gay and Lesbian Band to March in ... LAist, CA - ... to benefit students of the arts in the LA Unified School District who show commitment to increasing awareness of social justice and LGBT issues. ... Obama Inauguration Will Feature LGBT Band, Many Celebs Note to Inaugural Marching Band: No Hands in Pockets |
PinkNews.co.uk | LGBT Community Upset That HBO Didnât Air Bishop V. Gene Robinsonâs ... Think Progress, DC - Pam Spaulding of Pamâs House Blend wrote: Remember, this was the supposed salve on the wound to the LGBT community for the upcoming high-profile appearance ... HBO doesnât air Robinsonâs prayer Blog: HBO blames Inaugural Committee for omitting gay bishop's prayer Robinson Invocation Unaired on HBO |
ABC News | Rick Warren Protesters Diverge over Tactics at Ebenezer Atlanta Progressive News, GA - As first reported by Atlanta Progressive News in December 2008, the Black LGBT Coalition predicted there would be protests against Warren, and indeed, ... Obama and the Wrong Side of History Gay protest greets Rick Warren at Atlanta MLK service How to âGet Overâ Rick Warren |
Anti Same-Sex Marriage Amendments Spark Psychological Distress ... Docuticker - One quantitative and two qualitative studies on the impact of anti-GLBT legislation appear in a special issue of the Journal of Counseling Psychology, ... |
Right Wing Sees Red Over GLBT Presence at Inauguration EDGE Boston, MA - Indeed, right-wing and anti-gay religious groups have pointed to the presence of GLBT individuals and organizations at the inauguration as proof that the ... DC prepares for Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend (and also ... Fox News âTransition Trackerâ Plays Fear Of Teh Gay Inaugural Parties |
Academics Debate Whether New Media Helps, Hurts GLBT Culture EDGE Boston, MA - ... "New Media" like Reality TV and the Internet are a help or a hindrance when it comes to full social and legal equality for Americaâs GLBT citizens. ... |
PFLAG supporter (and Navy veteran) Jason Knight (pictured) blogs about the new Showtime series United States of Tara over at his blog My Normal Gay Life. "The new series follows Tara, played by Toni Collette, a struggling mom dealing with disassociative identity disorder, commonly known as multiple personality disorder," Knight writes, adding that, "With the support of her husband Max (John Cobett) and children Marshall and Kate (Keir Gilchrist / Brie Larson), Tara attempts to juggle all there is to being a mom."
"That includes raising a family of acceptance."
"Teen son Marshall, played by Keir Gilchrist, bakes, is highly articulate, and a snappy dresser; steering away from what the world would see as normal gender roles for male boys," Knight notes. "However, he is embraced and supported by his family, a loving PFLAG family - despite jabs from Buck, one of Tara's alter personalities who refers to Marshal as 'Marsha.'"
To read the full write-up about Tara, and watch the premiere episode in its entirety, visit My Normal Gay Life online.
Mary Frances Berry, former chairwoman of the Commission on Civil Rights, asks the question today in her New York Times op-ed, Gay But Equal?Berry spells out the many inequalities LGBT people in America face, from housing, employment, and legal benefits, to the military's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policies, to adoption and relationship recognition that heterosexual people take for granted.
But she goes one step further. She calls on Obama and his new administration to take a proactive step in addressing LGBT civil rights:
"The creation of a new, independent human and civil rights commission could help us determine our next steps in the pursuit of freedom and justice in our society. A number of explosive issues like immigration reform await such a commission, but recommendations for resolving the controversies over the rights of gays, lesbians and transgendered people should be its first order of business."
Click here to read her complete op-ed in The New York Times.
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Monday afternoon Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor packed a press conference being held at the Queer Lounge, about their new movie “I Love You Philip Morris.” About the film, Producer Andrew Lazar stated it isn’t about being gay, “it’s ultimately a love story.” The movie is a true story about a con man, Stephen Russell (Carrey), [...]
As far as society has moved toward acceptance of GLBT people, it is still difficult growing up gay in America. Mitchell Gold has lived that. he grew up in Trenton, New Jersey in the 1960’s in an environment naturally hostile to “homos̶os” as they were openly referred to then. Gold, who is an enormously successful furniture [...]
Recovery is the word of the moment: economic recovery from a runaway market capitalism, social recovery from the right-wing agenda to pick and choose who has civil rights, and moral recovery from the kind of blind self-righteousness that can convince itself that torture isn’t torture but “enhanced techniques.” Speaking personally, I think recovery from the [...]
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