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Chicago mayoral candidate Rickey Hendon said he won't apologize for calling Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Brady a homophobe.
Starting Monday, a gay conservative group will launch a new ad campaign attacking Democratic leaders, including Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA).
A popular action role-playing game called "Fable III" allows same-sex characters to marry each other and also allows gay characters to adopt children.
Is Sesame Street coming out of the closet when it comes to gay issues (and Bert and Ernie's real relationship)?
President Obama has joined the thousands of adults recording "It Gets Better" videos directed at struggling LGBT youth.
If you spend any time on the internet, you know that websites catch on to your interests pretty quickly. For semi-closeted gay men, though, it doesn't take an active search to get targeted by gay ads.
As the military's policy on gays and lesbians becomes a moving target, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Thursday that removing gay servicemembers is a job only to be handled by the top of the chain of command.
Actor Alec Baldwin stars in a funny and powerful new YouTube video in which he demands the right to marry Modern Family actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
An English-language Ugandan newspaper has published a front-page story with a list of the "Top 100 Homos" and a banner recommending the men be hanged.
The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD)is urging Americans to participate in "Spirit Day" on Wednesday, October 20th by wearing the color purple to show LGBT youth who are victims of anti-LGBT bullying that
Following a 24-13 record as interim manager of the Chicago Cubs this year, Mike Quade has been signed to a two year contract.
Hundreds of students at a high school in Ohio were caught in a YouTube video chanting "Powder Blue F----ts" at an opposing football team last Thursday night.
During a debate laced with personal attacks, Illinois gubernatorial candidates Pat Quinn and Bill Brady also exhibited a gulf on social issues like gay rights.
White House Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett has apologized for calling homosexuality a "lifestyle choice" as she tried to project the administration's compassion towards a gay teenager who committed suicide.
A lot of people are talking about a new billboard in Grand Junction, Colo. which depicts the President as four caricatures sitting around a table: gay, gangster, terrorist, and Mexican bandit.
Researchers at Indiana University are trying to find lesbians and gay men for a massive Sex Study.