Brazil Judge OKs Country’s First Gay Marriage
A Brazilian state judge has approved what the court said is the nation’s first gay marriage.
Archive for June, 2011
3 in Air Force Seek Discharge Under Gay Ban
Three members of the Air Force have asked to be discharged because they are gay, moving quickly to get out of the military under the ban on openly gay service before its expected repeal later this year.
Anti-Gay Graffiti Scrawled on Calif Businesses
Anti-gay graffiti scrawled on three Southern California businesses is being investigated as a hate crime.
Divas of Diversity
Divas of Diversity 2011 kickoff event in Houston, June 19, 2011. Photos by Dalton DeHart.
Civil Union Bill Moving Again in RI Senate
A proposal to allow gay couples to enter into civil unions is gaining momentum with just days left in the Rhode Island legislative session.
Next Gay-Marriage Showdown Could Be in Minnesota
With New York now gearing up for same-sex weddings, the battle lines are forming for the next skirmishes over gay marriage- and the most dramatic could come in Minnesota.
Police: Driver Error Likely Caused Parade Death
Driver error likely was the reason for why a man was run over and killed during a gay pride parade in downtown Anchorage, according to police investigating the accident.
A fight over a girl, and God’s law
Lisa Miller’s path from lesbian in committed relationship to international fugitive started in 2003.
Stranger Defends Man Against Anti-Gay Slurs
An Oregon man who tried to defend a stranger who was being called derogatory names was attacked on the street in Portland over the weekend.
Christie: I Won’t OK bill Allowing NJ Gay Marriage
Gov. Chris Christie says he won’t sign a bill allowing gay marriage in New Jersey like Gov. Andrew Cuomo did in neighboring New York.
