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“The most pressing public health issue of our time” is far from over

Executive Director let go after 12 years with NY LGBT organization

AllOut.org activists rally against St. Petersburg ordinance criminalizing “promotion of homosexuality”

Dem Gov. O’Malley will sign bill next week

Fed agency illegally discriminated against married lesbian couple

Christie promises veto

Seventh state to OK same-sex marriage; NJ bill also advances

2011 was a very good year for marriage equality. More couples can get legally married than ever before, and court cases challenging DOMA have moved closer to resolution. But the movement to scale back or even repeal marriage rights are afoot in several states. Here’s why the fight is far from over.

Mykonos, Greece, Sedona, Arizona, Niagara Falls, Ontario

Ninth Circuit upholds lower court decision

Queer Rising action results in four arrests

Methodist-affiliated venue discriminated when it denied space for civil union ceremony

Review: “Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston”

Lesbian couple seeking divorce told they’re not legally wed

Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture at the Brooklyn Museum

“It’s the right thing to do”

“Values voters” rescue foundering candidate

Case challenges definition of “birth mother”

New Year’s Day celebrations

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Mississippi voters shot down Initiative 26

President Obama introduced new rules to protect gays and lesbians on December 6 in a memo to agencies engaged in foreign policy and aid overseas.

Memo: Countries’ policies will affect foreign aid

Bill gives protections against housing, job discrimination

Get Ready to Eat, Drink, Love and Lounge

In the Arts, Activism, Government and Human Rights, These Out Nonprofit Leaders Create Positive Change Every Day.

Swift Reaction to Leisha’s ‘Excessive’ Kiss

Chick-Fil-A Donated to Anti-Gay Groups

DADT is History, Now What About Our Girls?

September 19, 2011 marked the end of DADT

After Two Decades of Service to the Lesbian Community, LIsa G. and Lisa C. Look Forward to the Anniversary Weekend of the Year, Nov. 10-12

SLDN: All military families deserve equal benefits