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Intimate Polaroids from a hedonistic, bygone era.
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Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Kaitlyn Hunt, the 18-year-old Florida cheerleader charged in February with two counts of lewd and lascivious battery on a minor — her 15-year-old high school girlfriend— has until Friday to decide whether to accept a plea deal. Hunt was expelled from Sebastian River High School in [...]
Sarah Deragon first realized same-sex couples weren't well served by wedding photographers when trying to find one for her own big day.
"I found it extremely frustrating that most wedding photographers said that they 'support' marriage...Show More Summary
Amber Dee Parker’s picture book God Made Dad & Mom encourages kids to pray for the destruction of families with same-sex parents. read more
There is more work to do, say the leader of GLAAD and the lawyer who argued Boy Scouts of America vs. James Dale before the Supreme Court in 2000. read more
Sailing With Attitude: The British magazine teams up with Georgios Parashos for a day out on the Mediterranean Sea. Lost In Translation: Clearly it’s time to start watching Spanish comedies, especially if Javier Anton’s bare butt will be seen in most of it. Less Ab, More Flab: The New York Times reports that underwear brands [...]
A court in Kiev, Ukraine has cancelled a gay pride march scheduled for Saturday, citing concerns from city authorities that the demonstration could incite violence. Reuters reports: A Kiev court on Thursday banned what would have been Ukraine's first gay...
Tags: Blue is the Warmest Color Adèle Exarchopoulos Lea Seydoux video movies Movie News In today's Morning Brew, I shared the wonderful news that the French lesbian romance Blue is the Warmest Color has been picked up for distribution at Cannes. Show More Summary
Scouts For Equality “The Boy Scouts of America can do better,” said Zach Wahls, an Eagle Scout and Executive Director of Scouts for Equality. “We welcome the news that the ban on gay Scouts is history, but our work isn’t over until we honor the Scout Law by making this American institution open and affirming to all. Show More Summary
Seven months after Louis Rispoli was beaten to death on streets of Queens, the reasons behind the police department's incorrect response to the attack remain unclear. read more
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The state Assembly approved a pro-equality constitutional amendment, but it faces another round of legislative and citizen votes. read more
The LGBTQ community will get to remember gay history in a new format with the limited release of The Stonewall Riots comic book. Bluewater Productions, the same group behind other gay-themed comic books, is currently raising money on Indiegogo in order to publish the first comic book about the birth of the modern gay rights movement. [...]
Gay adult leaders still banned from serving in the organization. read more
The Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet models the 'Speed' collection
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The Boy Scouts of America national council today voted to lift the ban on openly gay Scouts while retaining the ban on gay adults serving in leadership positions. National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Executive Director Rea Carey responded: This vote marks a monumental step forward for the Boy Scouts of America. We are thrilled […]
The Boy Scouts of America have officially ended their ban on openly gay members. The decision, which followed years of resistance and wrenching internal debate, was widely seen as a milestone for the Boy Scouts, a symbol of traditional America. Show More Summary
From The On My Honor coalition which, despite coordination from D.C. groups like FRC and Shirley Bannister Public Affairs, was only able to muster 31% support for their discriminatory position: Grapevine, TX – Following the vote today by the Boy...