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UN Comes Out for Gay Rights for the First Time in History
Bigots are a dying breed: The United Nations has come out for gay rights for the fist time in its nearly 70-year history.
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People Are Awesome: This Young Activist Took Michele Bachmann to Task on Gay Marriage
One high school student wasn't afraid to challenge Michele Bachmann to her face about LGBT rights.
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Another Gay Teen Suicide Should Be a Wake-Up Call
This week, yet another bullied gay teen took his own life. Here's why—and how—this has to stop.
Culture
Slideshow: The Evolution of the Gay Celebrity
A new campaign urges Hollywood stars to come out of the closet. We look at what it's meant to be a gay star through the decades.
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La Cage aux Jim Crow: The New Bill That Would Shut Gays Out of Society
A new bill in the New Hampshire legislature is sadly reminiscent of some of America's ugliest history.
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How to React When Gay-Glitter-Bombed: Two Very Different Responses (UPDATED)
New Gingrich and Tim Pawlenty both have anti-gay stances, but at least Newt can appreciate a good act of protest.
Culture
'As a Gay Man': Coming Out, Quinto-Style
Will actor Zachary Quinto's low-key confession in New York magazine usher in a new era of casual coming-out moments?
Culture
Out of the Locker Room: We Need an Out Gay Pro Athlete
Pro-gay pop stars and politicians are fabulous. But there's a whole other world of sports that needs a gay role model.
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Three in Four Voters Want to Ban LGBT Workplace Discrimination
Workplace discrimination is the next frontier of gay rights.
Culture
San Francisco Giants Make an "It Gets Better" Video
The San Francisco Giants are the first major sports team to make an "It Gets Better Video." Given how much kids worship athletes, this is a huge deal.
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The Santorum Effect: Why Sex and Culture Debates Are Recession-Proof
Rick Santorum is right: sex and civil rights are important public policy issues.
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The Obama Effect: Why More Black Voters Are Turning Gay-Friendly
By endorsing gay marriage, Obama used the primary power a president has: the symbolic kind.
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Intermission: Gay Barbarians Take Over Marcus Bachmann's Clinic
Michele Bachmann's husband, Marcus, has compared gays to "barbarians." The glitter-bomber and friends fight back.
Culture
Village People: Gay Couples Don't Just Live in Cities Anymore
Same-sex couples' migration from big cities is one more indication that gay people are being accepted—and assimilated.
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The Prop 8 Decision Doesn't Guarantee a Supreme Court Case
Proposition 8 may have been ruled unconstitutional, but that doesn't mean the Supreme Court is going to weigh in.
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How To Start a Protest Movement: Tips from the Pioneer of Glitter-Bombing
Meet Nick Espinosa, the 24-year-old who singlehandedly launched the growing glitter-bomb movement.
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The Day the Wall Came Down: One Gay Soldier on the End of Don't Ask, Don't Tell
We are now armed with our most powerful weapon yet: a voice.
