ACLU Sues USAID Over Taxpayer-funded Overseas Religious Abstinence-Only Programs
Filed Under AIDS/HIV, Court Cases, Legal, Religion | February 19th, 2010
ACLU Sues To Obtain Information About Taxpayer-Funded Religion In Abstinence-Only Programs Overseas. Read more
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
Rob Reiner Supports Prop 8 Challenge
Filed Under Celebs, Court Cases, Gay Marriage, Legal | January 14th, 2010
Hollywood director, actor Rob Reiner has emerged as an unexpected voice, (for some) in support of gay marriage. He was at the Proposition 8 trial in San Francisco earlier this week. CBSNewsOnline has that story: Read more
More Highlights from the Prop 8 Trial
Filed Under Court Cases, Gay Marriage, Headlines, Legal | January 14th, 2010
More Highlights from the Prop 8 Trial — Mainly from Day 3 — Plus Opinion & Reporting on the Week So Far: Read more
Prop 8 Coverage – Day 2
Filed Under Court Cases, Gay Marriage, Headlines, Legal | January 13th, 2010
Prop 8 Coverage – Day 2: Video, Audio and Print news from Day 2 of the challenge to Proposition 8 Trial, (Perry et al v. Schwarzenegger et al)… Read more
Prop 8 Coverage – Day 1
Filed Under Court Cases, Gay Marriage, Legal | January 11th, 2010
Gay marriage is back in the California courts today — The much awaited Prop. 8 trial is underway. Read more
Mother Seeks Help Locating Her Missing Child
Filed Under Court Cases, Crime, GLBT Parents, Legal | January 6th, 2010
Janet Jenkins appeals to the public for help in locating her daughter, Isabella Miller-Jenkins — In Interstate Custody Dispute, The Child’s Other Mother Fails To Transfer Custody Per Court-Order; Disappears With Child Read more
The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights
Filed Under Books, Human Rights, Legal | December 14th, 2009
Has the US dealt with class as an anti-discrimination category in sort of meaningful way? Or has discrimination in America graduated from the prejudice of the past to a more insidious targeting of anyone who refuses to convert to the mainstream perception of behavior. Do we punish individualism and insist upon a generic existence for those who wish to taste success in America today? 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
Reversing Two Restrictive Policies, Illinois Issues Accurate Birth Certificates To Three Transgender Persons Read more



