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Time Magazine provides extensive background on Boy Scouts vote
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
12:54pm

Time Magazine published an article covering Thursday's vote within the Boy Scouts of America to drop their ban on gay members. The reporter, Elizabeth Dias, covered the work of both pro- and anti-gay organizations, including the work of GLAAD, Change.org, and Scouts for Equality (SFE).

08/04/11
Last Known Gay Holocaust Survivor Dies at 98 | 08/04/11

08/04/11
The GLAAD Daily: APA Supports Marriage Equality, Another Marriage Pledge, Rudolf Brazda, and More | 08/04/11

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

07/30/11
"No Look Pass": Documentary About a Lesbian Burmese American Basketball Star Premieres to Sold-Out Audiences | 07/30/11

No Look Pass, a new film depictin

07/29/11
Actress Marlo Thomas on Weddings for Gay and Lesbian Couples: "It Really is All About Love" | 07/29/11

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Texting while gay is a crime — in Cameroon
12/19/12

As gay men and lesbians in the United States fret over whether the Supreme Court will affirm the humanity and dignity of same-sex couples by granting them the right to marry, Roger Jean-Claude Mbédé frets for his life.

Uganda’s “Kill the Gays” Bill Back in Limbo
12/19/12

The members of Uganda’s parliament are on vacation now, and won’t be coming back to work until February. It might not be much, given the threat hanging over them, but during those two months, L.G.B.T. Ugandans can rest a little easier.

Federal plaintiffs sense victory in fight against Defense of Marriage Act
12/19/12

Current and retired federal employees who have been on the offense against the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) can’t taste victory yet, but its scent is growing stronger now that the Supreme Court has decided to review the law.

Allan Richter Found Guilty After Brutal Attack On Gay, Blind Man in Canada
12/19/12

An Alberta man was found guilty Monday of aggravated assault for a brutal attack on a gay and legally blind man who'd made a sexual advance on his attacker in McBride, B.C.

Trans on Campus: Study Identifies Barriers to and Supports for Inclusion
12/18/12

Back in 2009, we became part of an informal coalition of transgender and cisgender (i.e., non-transgender) students, faculty and staff from a number of institutions of higher education in Colorado called the Colorado Trans on Campus (CTOC) coalition.

Cameroon Upholds 3-Year Term for Gay Text Message
12/18/12

An appeals court on Monday upheld a three-year sentence against a man found guilty of homosexual conduct for sending

Muslims in the UK demand marriage equality exemption
12/18/12

Muslim leaders have demanded the same legal exemptions as the Church of England in legislation to introduce marriages for same-sex couples.

Canada's first openly gay senator dies at 83
12/18/12

Laurier LaPierre, the outspoken journalist and Canada’s first openly gay senator, passed away at age 83 on Dec 17.

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