I Think You’re Wrong About Uganda Bill Gates

Filed Under AIDS/HIV, GLBT Equality, Human Rights, Legal, Politics | January 28th, 2010

An Open Letter To Bill Gates About How He’s Wrong About the Anti-Homosexuality bill in Uganda*. Read more

Step 1: Transform Uganda

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Human Rights, Politics, Religion | January 22nd, 2010

Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill is not a local idea dreamed up by a member of Uganda’s parliament that will die off it was to be squashed, it is part of a larger three step program planned and executed by the right-wing Christian agenda. Step One, is Uganda, Step Two is the rest of Africa and Step Three is the rest of the world. Read more

Short Doc: For Better or For Worse: Gay Marriage

Filed Under Coming Out, GLBT Equality, Gay Film, Gay Marriage, Life | January 15th, 2010

The Following short video documents the lives of gay couples and individuals living in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Topics covered: opinions about gay marriage, the challenges of coming out, and definitions of love. Read more

Laura Flanders on Civilization and its Homophobes

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Homophobia, Human Rights, Life | January 11th, 2010

Last week, The Washington Post ran an editorial condemning the anti-homosexuality law being considered in Uganda. Laura Flanders, the host of GRITtv takes a closer look at it in this video report: Read more

Fresno Hospital Agrees to Training and Policy Changes Demand

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Health | December 17th, 2009

Fresno Hospital Agrees To Training And Policy Changes In Response To Mistreatment Of Lesbian Couple — Apology Not Offered. Read more

Report: ‘Decade of Progress’ on LGBT Equality in America

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Research | December 16th, 2009

New Report Documents ‘Decade of Progress’ on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Equality in America — Study points to dramatic gains between 2000 and 2009 Read more

Minister of National Defence Responds to Concern for Gay Veterans

Filed Under GLBT Equality, History, Legal, Military, Workplace Equality | November 27th, 2009

Several month’s back I wrote to the Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence for Canada. In my email I expressed concern that members of the Canadian Forces who had been discharged for being homosexual, prior to Canada striking that law from the books, still faced that blemish on their records and weren’t eligible for veteran’s benefits. Read more

Uganda’s Anti-Gay Bill Denounced In Canadian House of Commons

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Hate Crimes, Homophobia, Human Rights, Politics | November 27th, 2009

Late Thursday, in the House of Commons, during question period, both the NDP and the Conservative Party strongly denounced Uganda’s pending anti-gay legislation that would make homosexuality a crime. Read more

The Commonwealth and Uganda – Business As Usual?

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Hate Crimes, Homophobia, Human Rights, Politics | November 26th, 2009

On Friday, November 27th, the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) takes place in Trinidad and Tobago — chaired by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni — Will the Commonwealth suspend Uganda for its pending hate legislation or will it be business as usual? Read more

Serbian President Urged to Speak Out Against Hate

Filed Under GLBT Equality, Hate Crimes, Homophobia, Human Rights, Politics | November 24th, 2009

Serbia: Combat Homophobia — President Should Speak Out against Hate Campaign. Read more

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