• AP sources: Gay workers to get family leave

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  • US LGBTQ demographics and population size report 2004

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  • 2006: Sex Toy In Luggage Gets Man In Trouble

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    Well, it could have been worse.  He could have had one of these in his bag: [image: 1781651013530-d4eaa546a81e.jpg] He'd really have a hard time explaining this to his mother as they pulled it out of his luggage.
  • Must See — 8: The Mormon Proposition

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    [image: 1781651013199-f2a50dd4263c.jpg] Fines Proposed Against Mormon Church for Prop 8 Campaign Finance Violations By Michael Cole June 8th, 2010 at 4:35 pm The California Fair Political Practices Committee (FPPC) has proposed a fine [pdf] of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) for failing to report all of its late non-monetary contributions in its efforts to pass Proposition 8 in California in 2008.  While the recommended fine of just more than $5,500 for the unreported late contributions of $36,968 to the Yes on 8 campaign may seem inconsequential, it represents a pattern of blatant disregard for California election laws and provides ongoing evidence that the Mormon Church was a significant leader in the campaign to repeal marriage equality, even while it evaded standard reporting requirements and denied its involvement. HRC President Joe Solmonese also commended the efforts of Fred Karger of Californians Against Hate, for filing the initial FPPC complaint that has shed light on the anti-equality activities of the Mormon Church.  The issue, scheduled to be discussed at its June 10th meeting, follows the January 2009 admission by the Mormon Church to the FPPC that it failed to report in-kind contributions to the Yes on 8 campaign of $190,000.  Previously the Mormon Church had failed to disclose its real involvement in the Proposition 8 campaign, as California law required it to do. “Thanks to Fred Karger’s dogged pursuit of the truth, we now know the Mormon Church not only violated the law in its election work to pass Prop 8, it most likely did so purposely” said Solmonese.  “It’s just not credible that a multi-billion dollar, sophisticated organization like the LDS Church didn’t know or understand the election law requirements.  California requires early disclosure so voters know who’s behind these referendum fights and clearly, the Mormon Church worked overtime to keep their full involvement hidden from the people of California.”
  • Bisexual men sue gay group, claim bias

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    Oh how I wish same rules were applied for gay porn lol not that i'm in any way against bisexuals, its more about those "straight" guys from Sean Cody
  • Huge breakthrough for USA H+ospitals

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    Another word on this topic…..... Rob and I have had troubles with this kind of discrimination in the past but have always managed to educate(threaten) hospitals to see things our way as a Gay Couple.I am fortunate enough to work for a company that provides Domestic Partner Benefits now and so this issue has become impossible for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers from discriminative practices. :jaj: They have to deal with us as a Couple or face the consequences!!! We realize that not all Gay Couples have this benefit (we know we are blessed) and try to support HRC in the fight to end all Sexual Orientation based discrimination and hope that you will join this fight. Like all of these organizations they survive through donations but HRC has never cut us off from these updates for lack of a donation either. What HRC needs most is massive numbers of LGBT citizens to flood their legislators and institutions with OUR Viewpoint on issues like the above post. [image: 1781651000785-cae3519af5a8.jpg] hXXp://www.hrc.org/
  • And now something for those who can read…

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    Awww.
  • Gay-Friendly McDonald's Ad Goes Viral

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    Nice ad and the "son" is cute.  :cheesy2:
  • Sweden is named Europe's most gay-friendly country

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    We're so pro that we have sex on the streets!
  • White House Agrees to Deal on 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

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    Only one answer possible <–-> RAMPANT HOMOPHOBIA!!! [image: 1781650568448-a0cc8df69cb2.gif] Please help with participation here: hXXps://secure3.convio.net/hrc/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=843&autologin=true&utm_source=Convio&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Act+now+Congress+to+vote+this+week+on+DADT
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  • Re: ILGA ~ USA ~ Senate

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  • Re: ILGA ~ The Coalition for Sexual and Bodily Rights in Muslim Societies

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    CSBR Sexuality Institute 2010 _in INDONESIA, 18/05/2010 The Coalition for Sexual and Bodily Rights in Muslim Societies (CSBR) is pleased to announce the 3rd CSBR Sexuality Institute 2010 to be held between September 18th and 25th 2010 in Jakarta, Indonesia._ Deadline for Applications: 28 May 2010 The Coalition for Sexual and Bodily Rights in Muslim Societies (CSBR) is pleased to announce the 3rd CSBR Sexuality Institute 2010 to be held between September 18th and 25th 2010 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Designed as a comprehensive curriculum on sexuality, sexual and reproductive health and rights with an in depth discussion on the linkages between research and practice, the CSBR Sexuality Institute offers a holistic interdisciplinary program combining history, theory, research and politics of sexuality with applications of advocacy, and fieldwork. The CSBR Sexuality Institute brings together leading sexual and reproductive rights activists, academics and researchers. Held previously in Malaysia (2008) and Turkey (2009) with participants from 19 countries throughout Asia, Africa and the Middle East, the institutes include lectures, group work, roundtables, panels, site visits and film screenings, as well as a methodology to engage participants' own experiences around sexuality. More information on CSBR is available at hXXp://www.wwhr.org/csbr.php.
  • Re: ILGA ~ Third Cuban Conference against Homophobia

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  • U.S. allies say integrating gays in military was nonissue

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    Good to read a positive (in part) gay news story for a change.
  • Virtually all gay asylum-seekers sent back to persecution

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  • Beaten for being gay

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  • Country music star Chely Wright comes out

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    Wow, she is beautiful and hot.
  • GAY MEN ATTACKED WITH BASEBALL BATS, CALLED HOMOPHOBIC SLURS

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    ![](http://tracker.gaytor.rent/bitbucket/Bull Shit.gif) They could have taken the wallets and cell phones with out the beat down and name calling. This was a hate motivated crime period. The fact that property was stolen is a secondary issue. This crime scene was chosen by the criminals because it was a Gay Neighborhood and they assumed easy targets were plentiful. ![](http://tracker.gaytor.rent/bitbucket/Gay rights.gif) [image: 1781650637440-6597810fd5ca.gif] It will interesting to see the reaction of detectives to changing this to a Hate Crime.