2005: Record Year for Gay and Transgender State Legislative Victories
Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) Americans scored big wins in 2005, according to a new report from the Human[…]
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South Africa Ruling Extends Marriage Equality to Same-Sex Couples
On December 1st, South Africa's Constitutional Court extended equal rights and responsibilities to same-sex couples and their families in a[…]
Read moreBuyer's Guide for LGBT-Friendly Companies Released
Fair-minded consumers have a powerful new tool for advancing workplace fairness with the release of the Human Rights Campaign's buyer's[…]
Read moreState Department Involvement In Condemning UAE Anti-Gay Arrests A Welcome Step
The Human Rights Campaign praised the State Department for releasing a written statement condemning the United Arab Emirates' arrest of[…]
Read moreVatican Document Dodges Responsibility and Scapegoats Gays
After weeks of speculation, the Vatican formally released a document in late November calling on the restriction of gays in[…]
Read moreTwo-Years of Fairness in Massachusetts
On the second anniversary of marriage equality in Massachusetts, it seems an appropriate moment to salute Gay & Lesbian Advocates[…]
Read moreHIV/AIDS Programs Devastated By House Budget Vote
As the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention released startling new statistics about the impact of HIV and AIDS on[…]
Read moreKansas Court Ensures Fair Treatment for Gay Youth
In a unanimous decision, the Kansas Supreme Court struck down today a law that sent Matthew Limon, a gay teen,[…]
Read moreBelated Investigation Should Reign In Special Counsel Bloch
After a seven month delay, Office of Personnel Management Inspector General Patrick McFarland will finally begin an investigation into the[…]
Read moreGay Speaker Exclusion at Million More March Breaks Promise
Breaking an agreement reached in a meeting in mid October, the Million More March organizers excluded an openly gay speaker[…]
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