LGBT Record Breaker

Carol Ann Duffy broke several records when she claimed the current “Poet Laureate” title from the long line of men, in 2009. Not only was she the first ever female be awarded the status, but she was the first Scot, and the first openly bisexual woman. Read more

GLAAD Honors Simmons

It looks like the efforts of LGBT ally Russell Simmons isn’t going unnoticed as he receives props for his efforts in supporting equality from GLAAD. Read more

“STR8 Against H8″ ’11 Charity Calendar

I guess when you find yourself at the center of controversy these days, it’s become the norm these days to take advantage of that opportunity to cash in…even if it is for a good cause! Read more

Clouds in My Coffee

Yes, he’s so vain and he’s also a threat and a menace to society, but that hasn’t stopped the virulently anti-gay Scott Lively from opening a coffee house…no really! Read more

A Decrease in Crime?

Throughout 2010, violence against the LGBT community was on the rise in many places, and some speculate the increase was a direct reflection of an increase in crimes reported. Read more

Mariah’s Wish

It’s good to know that as we all look forward to a better 2011 and the possibility of our holiday wishes being fulfilled, that there are those who happily married, wishing that someday, the discrimination will stop and members of the LGBT community will be able to do the same. Read more

Havardhomophobia

If it isn’t obvious that times are changing and members of the LGBT community have made a lot of inroads pertaining to acceptance by the straight community, it’s time to brush up on your LBGT history. Read more

The Stars are Out

Since the epidemic of LGBT youth suicide that swept the nation earlier this year, and overwhelming amount of support has poured out from all walks of life including many celebrity voices being heard. Read more

Sending the Right Message?

We all know that “Glee” is hugely popular across America amongst those who fall between the ages of teen to 50 and those who are straight and part of the LGBT community.  But is the show sending the right message to it’s large audience about bullying? Read more

Paper Justice

In 2009, the Atlanta Police Department raided a gay bar in the city that many might think of as gay friendly given the large gay population that inhabits the city.  But, as usual, it wasn’t a pretty sight. Read more

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