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Religious Extremism Threatens LGBTs in the Middle East
This morning, the radio news broadcast from the BBC World Service had a disturbing story from Turkey. Unlike the United States, which has an all-volunteer
Vermont’s Norwich University Becomes First Military College to Celebrate Pride
TWO’s home state of Vermont continues to make LGBT history. Vermont created the civil union, was the first state to legislatively grant same-sex couples the
Frank Rich on the Hypocrisy of Gay-Friendly Republicans and the Culpability of Liberals in Slowing March to Equality
[Here are two open tabs in my browser that I can combine into one blog post, said the blogger.] Frank Rich has had quite a
Elaine Donnelly Confused
Elaine Donnelly, whose “job” I assumed would have disappeared by now — all she ever really did was fight against gays serving in the military,
Finally, Some Balance in a Rick Santorum Interview!
Actually, in the original version, Chris Wallace actually committed an act of journalism, when he read a quote from one of the leaders against desegregating
Porno Pete Found Historic Navy Kiss Overtly Sexual For Some Reason
We’re very used to Peter LaBarbera seeing any signs of affection exchanged between two people of the same gender and immediately conflating it with Hot
He’s My Husband, Thank You Very Much
Our society has made remarkable progress in the fight for LGBT equality in my lifetime. The repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” was completed this
Why I’ll Miss Barney Frank
In addition to being a tireless advocate for his constituents and the American LGBT community, Rep. Barney Frank is well known for telling things like
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Sky Did Not Fall When DADT Was Repealed, Military Reports
Yet again, the Religious Right has wasted American time, money and oxygen lying and complaining about our society becoming more open and accepting, in this
Anti-Gay Bigotry Gone Overboard: Pastor Fired for Posting Article About DADT on Facebook
John Shore has this story for us, and it is absolutely insane. Here’s the basic set-up. A pastor at a relatively large church, who had
