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GLAAD joins march and rally against anti-LGBT hate violence in New York City
Sunday, May 19, 2013
12:22pm

Friday night in New York's Greenwich Village, police say a gunman, who is in custody but has yet to be identified, followed Mark Carson, taunting him with anti-gay slurs and homophobic language, before tragically shooting him in the head.

08/03/11
The GLAAD Daily: Dollywood, Marriage Polling in New Jersey, and Anti-LGBT Attacks | 08/03/11

08/02/11
Story to Watch: School Administrators and Teachers of Lawrence King Give Testimony at Trial | 08/02/11

08/02/11
The GLAAD Daily: NY Marriage Update, Brandon McInerney, Suquamish Tribal Council and More | 08/02/11

08/01/11
The GLAAD Daily: Washington Post-ABC News Poll, Republican Presidential Candidates, LGBT Mormons and More | 08/01/11

08/01/11
Boston Group Kicks Off 4th Annual Pride Festival for LGBT Women of Color | 08/01/11

The Boston-based organization “Queer Women of Color and Friends

07/29/11
The GLAAD Daily: Proposition 8, Rick Perry, Uganda and Much More | 07/29/11

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07/29/11
Ifti Nasim: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of an Avant-Garde Gay Pakistani American Muslim Activist | 07/29/11

The world lost a true trailblazer last Friday when Ifti Nasim, poet, journalist and advocate, died of a heart attack

07/28/11
The GLAAD Daily: Joel Burns on MSNBC, Mass. Delegation & the Orioles Say "It Gets Better," and More | 07/28/11

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Country Club Congregational United Church of Christ of Kansas City welcomes gay Boy Scouts
02/04/13

About 20 years ago when Curtis Filer's son was 15, he quit the Boy Scouts knowing as a gay teen, he did not fit in. The reason he did not feel right? The Boy Scouts of America excludes gay men from being leaders, and gay youth from being members of its organization.

Letter: Local groups say Boy Scouts should change anti-gay policy
02/04/13

The Boy Scouts have long provided a safe, supportive environment for boys to develop both their self-esteem and leadership skills. An important element of that environment is the acceptance of and respect for the diversity of people in our communities. We celebrate the fact that our troop and the Minuteman Council continue this tradition and are in the vanguard of change for the Boy Scouts of America.

Church steps up opposition to ban against gays in Boy Scouts
02/04/13

A northwest suburban church is stepping up its opposition to a ban against gay members and leaders in the Boy Scouts of America as the organization meets this week to reconsider the longtime policy.

Kansas City church welcomes gay Boy Scouts
02/04/13

In recent years, the Boy Scouts of America has come under fire for its exclusion of gays as Boy Scouts and Scout leaders. Many companies that donated thousands of dollars the Boy Scouts organization began reducing their contributions, mounting pressure now on the organization to make changes.

Scouts poised to make important change
02/04/13

Civil rights are not won by all-or-nothing propositions. Just as the fight for marriage equality progressed slowly, one state at a time, we feel certain that once local Scout troops begin admitting gay and lesbian Scouts and leaders in progressive regions like New Hampshire's Seacoast and southern York County, the rest of the nation will surely follow because it is the just and right thing to do.

Arlington Heights church joins rallying call to oppose Scouts' ban on gays
02/04/13

A northwest suburban church is stepping up its opposition to a ban against gay members and leaders in the Boy Scouts of America as the youth organization meets this week to reconsider the longtime policy.

Did an Oregon baker break the law when he denied service to same-sex couple?
02/04/13

A Gresham baker is the subject of a state investigation after he refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.

Battered California Republicans Find Hope in a Long Shot
02/04/13

Kevin L. James, a conservative talk show host running for mayor of Los Angeles, was sitting in his campaign office recently pondering which was his bigger obstacle to victory: being openly Republican, or being openly gay.

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