Congressman John Lewis Speaks OUT!

It was 44 years ago (March 7, 1965) when a brave group of Americans set out to march from the small town of Selma, Alabama to the Capital of Montgomery in a peaceful demonstration to promote civil rights and voting equality for African-Americans. Read more

Time to Work: A Call for Action

Perhaps it shouldn’t be up to the courts to decide our rights. If that happens, there will always be the notion from adversaries that we don’t deserve those rights. It will be said that “activist judges” gave our equality to us. Read more

Happy Black History!

Black is Beautiful, Gay is Good! is a photography-based exhibition that celebrates Black Gay culture, life and history by Haitian-American photographer Ocean Morisset. Read more

A New Method

In his Inauguration Address, President Obama acknowledged that “we are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus, and non-believers.” Read more

What’s Your Agenda?

Make sure you tune in every Wednesday night to Gay Agenda on Blog Talk Radio as your host James Hipps discusses news and events that affect the LGBT community and beyond! Read more

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day – A Day to Celebrate!

“Free at last, free at last. Thank God Almighty, we are free at last.”  Those were the closing words in the famous Martin Luther King Jr. Speech entitled “I Have a Dream”. Read more

Gay Marriage, Religious Rights, and Freedom of Association

Prop 8’s supporters have turned the whole idea of individual liberty on its head. Read more

Gays Haven’t Suffered Enough

On The View yesterday former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee shows just how clueless Republican leaders are about all civil rights issues and not just LGBT civil rights. Read more

The Prop 8 Blame Game in Black and White

When compared to previous ballot initiatives in the U.S. that amended state constitutions by limiting marriages to a man and a woman, Proposition 8 was a squeaker. Read more

U.S. Lacks in Gay Rights

Okay, this is getting embarrassing. There are many countries I’d like to think shouldn’t be passing us up on the equal rights laws, and I’ve been astonished as they have. I watched as South Africa passed us up – South Africa? Read more

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