The federal Matthew Shepard & James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act is getting its first test.
Marcus Bachmann didn't learn his lesson the first time around.
There is a growing amount of evidence that Paul Ryan's budget pays for tax cuts for the rich on the backs of the poor. As I have said many times before, if compassionate conservatism ever existed, it is dead.
The government of Nigeria is being sued over an anti-gay bill currently in the legislature.
Arizona has its first LGBT high school. It's a shame that such a thing is necessary, but at least it's there for whoever needs it.
We know that there are a lot of pro-gay people of faith (as I have mentioned a number of times on this blog), so why don't we hear more from them in the media instead of just hearing from their very anti-gay counterparts?
As impossible as it may seem, there are at least some Catholic priests who opt not to go the homophobic route. It's just too bad that they are so rare.
Russian citizens are standing against the newly passed bill in St. Petersburg.
And lastly, your job may be killing you.
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