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By Jeff Epperly | Sep 26
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By Rev. Irene Monroe | Sep 26
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It must be difficult to be a sentient journalist not in the bag for the Republican Party and have to write with a straight face a "balanced" story about Willard Mitt Romney's political ideals, such as they are. Romney's allegedly deeply held values are so fluid that not only they are likely to turn 180 degrees from one political moment, rally or interview to the next, but his own vice-presidential pick can't keep up with the flip-flops of the man at the top of the ticket.
The anti-gay, xenophobic and misogynist bullies of the Christian right are so determined to defeat President Obama and promote orthodoxy that they endanger American diplomats and undermine fundamental principles of freedom.
In a supposedly more enlightened, if not "post-racial," society one would think that television images of whites doing "war whoops" and "tomahawk chops," coming across your screen were buried and long gone with its troubled era of Native American relations in this country.
The Human Rights Campaign is condemning Chick-fil-A for continuing to actively raise money for anti-LGBT organizations like the Marriage and Family Foundation. The Advocate is reporting that Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy tweeted a photo from an event raising funds for the anti-LGBT group on Tuesday--the very same day that news broke of the fast food chain's apparent decision to no longer financially support groups that promote discrimination.
On Thursday, September 20, The History Project presented the History Maker award to Grace Sterling Stowell,Executive Director of The Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth (BAGLY).
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Anthony Fuccillo takes the helm
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Maine gay marriage coalition launches new TV ad, Group gives $250K to Maine gay marriage opponents and Maine judge hears arguments in transgender case
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It's almost amusing, really. I mean, one couldn't plan it better.
Stories can be told in many ways. Two new works--one poetic, one academic--take strikingly different approaches to telling the stories of LGBT people and families.
Report Marks Historic First Release of National Surveillance Data on LGBT Tobacco Use
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The Latin@ Pride Committee is proud to present three awards during our Boston Latin@ Pride Community Award Reception this Friday September 28th from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m .at the Milky Way in Jamaica Plain.
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