Julie Bolcer

Leading gay activist killed in Baghdad

100 LGBT political candidates have been backed this year

Sarajevo pride marred by anti-gay attacks

As Alaska Mayor women were forced to pay for rape kits.

Lesbian pundit to be given prime-time television news show

The Vice Presidential Candidates Joe Biden and Sarah Palin

Lesbian and feminist activist dies at age 87

Of the 11 out gay athletes at the summer Olympics, 10 were women

Recent poll suggests economic anxiety with female voters

An online-only TV channel will launch on October 1st

A California resident harassed over gay message on shirt

33-year old, non-incumbent slated to make Congressional history

Parisian mayor considers running for the top office

Greek court dismissed a request to ban the use of the word lesbian to describe homosexual women

Gay couples on the east coast may soon be able to get married in MA

First hearing in Congress since 1993 about Don’t Ask Don’t Tell

Republican presidential candidate does not support gay adoption

Domestic partners and coaches at San Diego college file lawsuit

Congressional committee holds first hearing to discuss transgender issues

As Beijing gears up for the Olympics China’s LGBT community fights for rights

Kay Ryan becomes 16th Poet Laureate of the United States

Storms across the state cause rally cancellations

Pride celebrations across India mark changing times for gay rights

Talk show host and celesbian to wed her partner in California

First openly gay black man elected in Virginia on May 6th.

Jewish scholar tells German newspaper that new gay monument is “a scandal,” that it was built so close to the original.

Story of a penguin with two dads makes the American Library Association’s annual list.

Khadijah Farmer, ejected from an NYC eatery bathroom for her masculine appearance has finally settled her lawsuit.

On June 3rd, The General Assembly of the Organization of American States adopted a resolution condemning human rights violations based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

On May 21, a federal appeals court ruled that servicemembers cannot be discharged for being gay.

Sirbrina Guerrero and her date attended a home game at Safeco Field, where, during the third inning, an usher told them their kissing was inappropriate.

NY Governor Paterson issued a directive dated May 14 instructing state agencies to afford same-sex couples married elsewhere the same rights as heterosexual couples.

Loving, a pioneer in the fight against state bans on mixed-race marriages passed away on May 2, 2008.

On May 15 the California Supreme Court struck down the state’s ban on same-sex marriage.

Senator Barack Obama emerged as the winner of the Democratic presidential primary contest on June 3.

Pension and health benefits for gay couples.