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San Diego LGBT Community Center New York Governor Paterson calls for Nov. 10 vote on marriage equality bill
Source: dnn.prideagenda.org
Statement by Empire State Pride Agenda Executive Director Alan Van CapelleNovember 5, 2009--“Marriage equality has been an issue Governor Paterson has long championed and we are thrilled he has called the State Senate back to Albany next Tuesday and put the marriage equality bill on the agenda. ...
Source: www.bilerico.com
First, some good news this morning! Senator Kirk of Massachusetts has signed on to co-sponsor ENDA! Let's all call to thank him at 202-224-4543 (Toll free DC Capitol line: 866-220-0044). And while you're at it, use this handy-dandy form from United ENDA to email your Senators.
Last night was an evening of bitter déjà vu for LGBT Californians, their families and friends. Almost a year to the day after last year’s devastating Prop 8 loss, the loss on Question 1 in Maine delivered yet another blow. If...
Source: www.time.com
Maine's vote against gay marriage, much like all of the states before it, including California's Prop 8 a year ago, will do little to slow the fight over it
Source: www.thenewspk.com
The Referendum 71 ResultsWashington State Referendum 71 results are already being reported. Referendum 71 results thus far show that the residents of Washington State are in support of the Referendum to support the rights of domestic partnerships.
Source: www.365gay.com
Read the 365gay featured news story Maine rejects gay marriage law, for information & perspective of the gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual (LGBT) community.
San Diego LGBT Community Center Follow the latest election results
Source: www.politico.com
Ben Smith's POLITICO.com blog on politics. Includes new political coverage of the White House and elections around the country.
Our seniors are our history and our heroes. They led the way from the Stonewall riots through the early days of the AIDS crisis to our current fight for equal marriage rights, the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and the struggle for full equality. The co...
San Diego LGBT Community Center LGBT Community Hopes for Accuracy in Census 2010
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The last decade has seen unprecedented changes for the LGBT community and for The Center. But we aren't done yet. As we near 2010 it's time to begin to build upon the incredible foundation that the community has spent the last decade building. Change is here and more is coming.
First Place went to “The Gift Cards – The Gift that Keeps on Giving” a creative group of “ladies” who donned dresses made of gift cards from a variety of retailers. “The Cards” received our $1,000 Grand Prize sponsored by The Crypt. Second Place went to “The Cocktails” a fabulous group entry with costumes representing... various cocktail beverages. Third Place went to The Fortune Teller “Zoraidar” Psychic Phenomenon. Thank you to The Outrageous Nicole, our 2009 Nightmare on Normal sponsors: Gay & Lesbian Times, San Diego Pix, CityBeat, Jäegermeister, Bärenjäeger Honey Liqueur, Gossip Grill, Baja Betty’s (Official Pre-party) and Urban Mo’s (Official After-Party) and to our Nightmare Judges: San Diego City Councilmember Todd Gloria, John Logan, Joe Rocha, Enrique Limon from CityBeat and Tim from costume contest sponsor The Crypt. Make plans to attend the 10th Annual Nightmare on Normal Street on Saturday, October 30, 2010!Read More
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SEATTLE — The new top federal prosecutor in Seattle knows the significance her role carries for many people: She's apparently the nation's first openly gay U.S. attorney.
Source: www.nytimes.com
Political battles in six jurisdictions could have a profound impact on whether the United States will extend the right to marry to same-sex couples.
