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New poll shows rising support for gay marriage
A new poll shows that support for gay marriage continues to increase.
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Court rules that high school students can wear anti-gay T-shirts
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled this week that students at Nequa Valley High School in Naperville, Ill., have the right to wear "Be Happy, Not Gay" T-shirts to school.
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Illinois investigating foster care groups that discriminate against gay parents
The State of Illinois is investigating whether social service organizations that turn away gays and lesbians as foster parents are violating state anti-discrimination laws.
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California Attorney General asks court to immediately allow gay marriage
California State Attorney General Kamala Harris has asked a federal appeals court to allow gay marriages to resume immediately, as the battle over Proposition drags through the system.
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Texas school district kicks off Christians in effort to exclude gays
Flour Bluff Independent School District in Corpus Christi, Texas, is so determined to exclude a gay student group from campus that they're also kicking out the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).
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Hawaiian governor signs civil unions bill into law
Hawaii's governor signed the state's civil unions bill into law on Tuesday, making the islands the seventh U.S. state to acknowledge gay and lesbian relationships in law.
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Hackers warn anti-gay Westboro Baptist: Stop or else.
A loosely organized group of hackers has warned the anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church and its minister, Fred Phelps: Shut up, or you will be very sorry.
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California Supreme Court agrees to rule on key Prop. 8 question
The California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to rule on a key issue in the battle over the Prop. 8 ban on gay marriage: whether those who support Prop. 8 have any right to defend it in court.
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Race for mayor, the gay vote: mayoral mania wrap-up
With less than a week to go before the election that decides who will become Chicago's first new mayor in over two decades, the time has officially arrived for any remaining undecided or unengaged voters out there to sit