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Project aims to provide housing for homeless, struggling LGBT youth
The Memphis Gay and Lesbian Community Center wants to provide transitional housing for homeless or struggling youth in the LGBT community by using refurbished shipping containers.
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This Ohio man threatened to ‘shoot up’ his gym for allowing gay people
He’s just been convicted of a hate crime.
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Rick Santorum: Legalizing same-sex marriage is like changing ‘the chemical equation of water’
“Nature dictates what water is, nature dictates what marriage is, and the states don’t have the right to violate what nature has dictated.”
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U.S. Marine convicted of killing transgender Filipino files appeal
In December a judge convicted Lance Cpl. Joseph Scott Pemberton of homicide, not the more serious charge of murder as prosecutors sought.
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School for LGBT youth called first of its kind in Georgia
Pride School founder Christian Zsilavetz says the school is open to any student who believes they’re not getting the support they need for “being different.
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What would you go back and tell your closeted self?
When it comes to coming out, some of us take longer than others. What advise would have inspired you to take action sooner?
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Trio of HS basketball players accused of raping teammate in cabin
Three teenagers from Tennessee are facing charges of aggravated rape and aggravated assault after allegedly attacking another teammate.
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A PhD student is convinced gay people are using Grindr to cheat on exams
The student posits a labyrinthine complex of gay conspiracies that include college admissions, cheating on exams, and decades-old “scams.”
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This man proposing to his boyfriend via flash mob is the only video worth watching today
We thought flash mobs were played out — until we saw how they were used in this truly magical marriage proposal.
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Despite judge’s interference, Alabama county resumes issuing same-sex marriage licenses
This week, Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore said judges have a “ministerial duty” not to issue licenses to gay couples.
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This former ‘exgay’ leader realized she was doing more harm than good. She’s now officiating same-sex weddings.
For years, Wendy Gritter led the ex-gay ministry New Direction — and her mission in life was to “cure” gay people. Not anymore.
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Fox News host utterly demolishes antigay marriage guest
National Organization for Marriage head Brian Brown’s appearance on The Kelly File didn’t go as well as he’d planned.
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Theodore Shoebat: Activists who don’t believe gays should be executed are ‘traitors, filthy pigs’
“…you cowards, you superficial empty skeletons, you walking tombs; you soulless, superficial reprobates who call yourself Christians…!”
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John Boyega debunks Star Wars’ gay romance theory
Boyega shot down rumors of a burgeoning gay romance in the Star Wars universe with one simple Tweet.
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So far, ISIS has killed at least 25 ‘gay’ men
The men have been shot in the head, thrown from rooftops, and stoned to death — and one 15-year-old boy was raped by a senior ISIS officer before his death.
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Major League Baseball promotes Billy Bean, hires Curtis Pride for inclusion posts
Billy Bean has been promoted to vice president for social responsibility and inclusion; Curtis Pride has also been added as an ambassador for inclusion.
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UPDATED: Alabama chief justice denies defying US Supreme Court on marriage licenses
He says he’s not defying the Supreme Court ruling… just seeking orderly legal proceedings.
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Indiana lawmaker wants to abolish marriage licenses
A Republican Indiana state legislator wants to abolish government issued marriage licenses in favor of private contracts.
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CDC Survey: A surprising number of heterosexual men have had gay sex
6.2 percent of men surveyed said they had engaged in either oral or anal sex with another man.
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Feds: Alabama judges must obey Supreme Court marriage ruling
Federal prosecutors say the state’s probate judges must obey the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on gay marriage regardless of Roy Moore’s order.