No longer 'defamatory' to call someone gay, court rules
Is it legally an insult to call someone gay? Not anymore, a court in New York State has ruled.
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Is it legally an insult to call someone gay? Not anymore, a court in New York State has ruled.
The Illinois Senate defeated an anti-bullying bill on Tuesday for the second time.
Jim Darby, of the Chicago chapter of American Veterans for Equal Rights, spoke at a Memorial Day ceremony honoring LGBT veterans at Space Park, 815 W. Roscoe, Monday, May 28
PRIDEChicago, the organizers of Chicago's annual gay pride parade, Thursday announced marriage activist Evan Wolfson as the Grand Marshal for this year's 43rd Annual Pride Parade.
It's been one year since Lisa Martinez and Vivian Gonzalez launched The L Stop, a website that caters to Chicago's lesbian community by providing a space to get informed in, get involved with and bring awareness to all t
Gay penguins Inca and Rayas of the Madrid Zoo now have a new project to keep them busy: they've been given a donated egg.
A new poll shows Republican Mitt Romney leading President Barack Obama 47 percent to 41 percent in Florida, and the President has not seen a bump from his new stance on gay marriage.
Joe Ricketts, the TD Ameritrade founder and patriarch of the family that owns the Chicago Cubs, is the money behind a $10-million plan to unleash a barrage of negative attacks on President Obama that would portray the pr