Stonewall Review: February 2012

Monday, February 06, 2012

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Openly gay candidate loses Finland presidency election (Agence France Press)
» Washington House committee passes same-sex marriage bill (Associated Press)
» Tunisian human rights minister says no free speech for gays (Pink News)
» Obama ENDA executive order would affect 16 million (On Top)
» Goldman Sachs CEO backs gay marriage (AFP)
» CNN's Roland Martin tweets anti-gay jokes during Super Bowl (Washington Post)

Labels: Barack Obama, bisexual, CNN, ENDA, Finland, gay, gay marriage, lesbian, Pekka Haavisto, Roland Martin, same-sex marriage, transgender, Tunisia, Washington state

Sunday, February 05, 2012

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Column: Ending Don't Ask Don't Tell didn't end anti-gay harassment in Army (News Tribune)
» Column: Twenty-one years of love — and second-class status (Denver Post)
» Westboro Baptist Church inadvertently raises money for gay alliance (Gather)
» Gay Green in runoff for Finland presidency (Associated Press)
» Anti-gay mailer using New Hampshire state seal (Concord Monitor)
» Column: Why gay marriage is good for New Hampshire (Seacoast Online)

Labels: Army, bisexual, DADT, David Bates, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Fred Phelps, gay, gay marriage, harassment, lesbian, New Hampshire, Pekka Haavisto, same-sex marriage, transgender, Westboro Baptist Church