Project Bolo Sunil Gupta on 'Sexuality and Indian LGBT Movement'
Op-ed: The Long, Powerful History Between Labor and LGBT Activists
Op-ed: The Long, Powerful History Between Labor and LGBT Activists
It is time to renew the historical (and oft-forgotten) relationship between the LGBT and labor movements.
Jerame Davis
www.advocate.com/commentary/2014/09/22/op-ed-long-powerful-history-between-labor-and-lgbt-activists
Julia Gillard: 'I accept gay marriage will happen in Australia'
Julia Gillard: 'I accept gay marriage will happen in Australia'
During her time as PM, she was opposed to the ‘redefinition of the traditional notion of marriage’
joem
www.gaystarnews.com/article/julia-gillard-i-accept-gay-marriage-will-happen-australia220914
En @CriSzis: Resumen de Noticias LGBT (GAY) 1AGO2014 ,2014 Star News
En @CriSzis: Resumen de Noticias LGBT (GAY) 1AGO2014 ,2014 Star News
En @CriSzis: Resumen de Noticias LGBT (GAY) 1AGO2014 ,2014 Star News ,Star news,star.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljZ76rTh3V0&feature=youtube_gdata
Op-ed: They're Trans, They're Hispanic, and They've Changed This World
Op-ed: They're Trans, They're Hispanic, and They've Changed This World
Sylvia Rivera. Diego Sanchez. Pat Cordova-Goff. Carmen Carrera. The list goes on and on…
Ezra Young
www.advocate.com/commentary/2014/09/22/op-ed-theyre-trans-theyre-hispanic-and-theyve-changed-world
UK gangs sell sham gay marriages for citizenship
UK gangs sell sham gay marriages for citizenship
Authorities say fake gay couples are harder to detect
darrenw
www.gaystarnews.com/article/uk-gangs-sell-sham-gay-marriages-citizenship220914
Minus18 Atrium – LGBT Youth Space
Minus18 Atrium – LGBT Youth Space
Support the Atrium! chuffed.org/project/atrium — Minus18 is Australia’s largest youth-led organisation for same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people. This is where we belong….
I miss my hair sometimes
One Week Left Before Supreme Court's Marriage Meeting
One Week Left Before Supreme Court's Marriage Meeting
Next Monday, September 29, the US Supreme Court will meet in closed session to decide whether to take a marriage case. They’re expected to reveal their decision the following week, on October 6th, but there’s no way to predict what the court will announce.
They could chose one of the seven cases currently pending before them. Those cases originate in Virginia, Utah, Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Indiana, and each presents slightly different issues.
But rulings in all seven cases are generally in agreement that marriage bans are unconstitutional. The justices may therefore delay a decision, in the hopes that a more controversial petition eventually arrives. That option seemed likely to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who revealed last week that the justices might opt to wait.
They could also simply deny all of the petitions, which would allow marriage to start immediately in numerous states. But that seems unlikely: over the past few months, the Supreme Court has imposed stays to prevent the start of marriage until they could issue a nation-wide decision. It would be surprising if they had imposed those stays, simply to overturn them without issuing a decision.
FEY Premios LGBT 2014 – Barco A Venus
FEY Premios LGBT 2014 – Barco A Venus
FEY Cerrando El show de Los Premios LGBT 2014 En Circus Disco.
