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Liberty Counsel, in association with the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), has announced that they are preparing a lawsuit to challenge the law banning change therapy.
Magic Johnson and Wendy Williams sign historic declaration to end HIV/AIDS in America
HIV Leaders Unveil Declaration to End HIV/AIDS in America
National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. For too many young gay and bisexual men, HIV infection has become a rite of passage to adulthood.
Citing Wisconsin's ban on same-sex marriage and civil unions, the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee denied in-state tuition to the husband of a local resident who married him in New York.
Kayla Wingert came out as a lesbian at the age of sixteen. Ever since, she has fought to promote anti-bullying efforts and support of the LGBTQ community throughout her predominately conservative neighborhood and her Cat
Campus Pride on Aug. 21 released its 2012 "Top 25 List of LGBT-Friendly Colleges & Universities" in association with Huffington Post.
A Northwest Illinois school district has removed materials sponsored or created by the Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network from elementary school's character development program.
Contrary to rumors buzzing around the internet, the Boy Scouts of America have no plans to allow gays and lesbians to be den leaders.
Former Rutgers student Dharun Ravi appeared in court on Wednesday morning to begin his 30 day sentence in the bullying death of his gay roommate, Tyler Clementi.
The Illinois Senate defeated an anti-bullying bill on Tuesday for the second time.
Gay Indiana student Darnell Young, 17, is facing expulsion because he brought a stun gun to school to defend himself against bullies.
Dominic Sheahan-Stahl, a 1998 graduate of Sacred Heart Academy in Mount Pleasant, Mich., has been invited and dis-invited to speak at commencement this year, because he is gay.
