Stonewall Review Gay News
» Gay intern credited with saving Giffords' life (Dallas Voice)
» The LDS Church's unequal treatment of gay and feminist activists (Huffinton Post)
» Chick-fil-A catches flak for anti-gay partnership (News Record)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Gay Oklahoma teacher fired after advocating LGBT student protections (The Oklahoman)
» U.K. Muslim organization condemns U.N.'s sexual orientation exclusion (Xtra)
» Marines are the most resistant to openly gay troops (Associated Press)
» First gay couple goes public in Botswana (Africa Review)
» Ugandan media, politicians campaign against homosexuality (CBC)
» Group gather outside Mormon Temple to prevent suicide among gay members (ABC 15)
» D.C. council to consider anti-bullying bill (WAMU-TV)
» German zoo forces gay vultures to mate with females (AOL News)
» Arizona vigil aims to prevent suicides of gay Mormons (Arizona Republic)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Column: What if 52 percent voted not to let blacks drink at the fountain? (Herald-Leader)
» Liberal Hollywood ponders next step in fight for same-sex marriage (Los Angeles Times)
» A civil solution? (Religion News Service)
» The long-distance debate over gay marriage within the Gingrich family (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
» Column: Prop. 8 protesters need to act responsibly (Fresno Bee)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Idahoans donated $400K to pass California gay marriage ban (Associated Press)
» Gay equality should be part of nation's change (Detroit News)
» Schwarzenegger tells backers of gay marriage: Don't give up (Los Angeles Times)
» "Gay Is Not O.K." sermon in Dallas draws protesters (dallas Morning News)
» Editorial: Hawai'i legislators should reconsider gay marriage ban (Honolulu Star Bulletin)
» Fresno students protest gay marriage ban (Associated Press)
» Activists want LDS support with gay rights legislation (KSL-TV)
» Church told "obvious lies", gay activists allege (Associated Press)
» At least 400 protest outside Mormon Church, thousands more in Sacramento (San Francisco Chronicle)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Clergy on both sides of Proposition 8 speak out (Los Angeles Times)
» Prop. 8 ads' invisible gays (Los Angeles Times)
» Gay marriage activists in California regain lead (On Top Magazine)
» Clergy on both sides of Proposition 8 speak out (Los Angeles Times)
» California Prop. 8 ads' invisible gays (Los Angeles Times)
» California gay marriage fight divides LDS faithful (Salt Lake Tribune)
» California gay marriage ban becomes big money race (Associated Press)
» California gay newlyweds assess new lives after exchanging vows (San Diego Union-Tribune)
» Christian counsellor sacked after for refusing sex advice to gay couples (London Telegraph)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Gay rights protest for Northern Ireland (BBC)
» LDS Church backs proposed California "one man-one woman" marriage amendment (Salt Lake Tribune)
» L.A. mayor solid on gay marriage (Los Angeles Times)
» Audit shows Democrats, liberals passed over for Justice jobs (Associated Press)
» Under South Carolina board's decision, parents can still keep kids out of gay club (WIS News 10)
» Ireland government paves way for same-sex civil partnerships (Belfast Telegraph)
» Minneapolis parish ordered not to hold gay prayer service at church (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
» Months after controversy, gay Collin County teen court coordinator to leave job (Dallas Morning News)
» Colbert wags his finger at California gay marriage (Page One Q)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» LDS officials to meet with gay Mormon group (Salt Lake Tribune)
» Gay graveyard opened in Copenhagen (Sydney Morning Herald)
» Canada gay Tory MP wants more than apology from Lukiwski (Niagara Falls Review)
» Gay men face jail in Egypt, Kuwait in bid to appease Islamists (Bloomberg)
» Right-wingers applaud Romania move to ban gay marriage (Christian Post)
» MEP's Home Office meetings about gay Iranian (Pink News)
» Jamaica boycott after anti-gay violence (Edge)
» Susan Stanton's wife files for divorce (St. Petersburg Times)
» Gay civil rights bill advances in Florida (365Gay.com)
» Justice Department probes case of lesbian who was fired (Washington Blade)
» Activists call for Canada Tory MP to resign after anti-gay slurs (Canadian Press)
» Canada panel may rule if sex practices protected (Reuters)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Voluntary HIV testing for gay China students (China Daily)
» Trans youth advocates for his peers (San Francisco Bay Times)
» Girl gets year of probation for anti-gay fliers (Chicago Tribune)
» San Diego Mayor switches, backs gay marriage court brief (Associated Press)
» Anglican gay Bishop stance is put to the test in Chicago (Chicago Tribune)
» LDS forums to discuss gay issues (Salt Lake Tribune)
» Maryland Senate leader won't support legalizing same-sex marriage (Associated Press)
» Hungary Liberal party proposes same-sex marriage law (MTI)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» New possibilities for effeminate boys in India (The Hindu)
» Illinois school board wrestles with gay-straight club request (Rockford Register Star)
» LDS Church revises pamphlet on gays (Salt Lake Tribune)
» Presbyterian lesbian minister reaches out in faith (Bucks County Courier Times)
» Were two men arrested for kissing by Roman Colosseum? (Associated Press)
» Column: Millions believe Robinson is the anti-Christ (The Scotsman)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Ethics of Leno fundraiser questioned (Sacramento Bee)
» Transgender students contend with university environment (Nouse)
» John Edwards statement on New Hampshire's recognition of civil unions (Campaigns & Elections)
» Gay Nixon-defender-turned-Democrat Sam Garrison dies (Washington Post)
» New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn's calibrated voice (Gay City News)
» Mormon and gay: One man's journey (Advocate)
» New Hampshire Governor signs civil unions bill (Reuters)

Stonewall Review Gay News
» Editorial: Happily ever after for gay princes (left) (Bostonist)
» Judge to rule in Mormon "that's so gay" school suit (Associated Press)
» Editorial: Barbara Gittings, Founding Mother (Washington Post)
» "Fake marriages" common for Beijing's gay residents (Washington Post)