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The President of Gambia, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya Jammeh, said he won't take foreign aid "bribes" meant to force him to be more liberal on gay rights.
A gay student at Illinois State University said he was attacked this weekend by a group of African-Americans who used gay slurs.
Nixon "hatchet man" and anti-gay religious zealot Chuck Colson died on Saturday.
After remaining silent for the entire school day as part of the Day of Silence, Chicago area youth gathered at the Thompson Center to break the silence together.
American Catholic nuns said they are "stunned" by a letter from the Vatican saying they spend too much time helping people and not enough time condemning gays and lesbians.
There's now a growing awareness of the bullying epidemic in this country, and many parents and activists are just now realizing that schools and families must do much better to keep young people safe.
The University of Texas at Austin will soon start putting transgender students' preferred names on all official school documents, including medical records.
Prominent Canadian activist Raymond Taavel, 49, was beaten to death in Halifax this week.
Chicago's LGBT community is reacting to news that a transgender woman was found shot and killed in Chicago's West Garfield Park neighborhood Monday morning.
Major Archibald Butt and artist Frank Millet were traveling together on the Titanic and might have been lovers, new research suggests. Both men went down with the ship.
Save the date. Marvel's first gay nuptials will happen June 20, 2012 in Astonishing X-Men #51, just in time for Gay Pride Month.
Former federal employee Peter TerVeer says the fact that he "liked" the "Two Dads" parenting page on Facebook cost him his job.
