Same-sex marriage rulingcaps a gradual culture shift
The issue: The recent court ruling legalizing gay marriage in Wisconsin.
www.leadertelegram.com/opinions/letters_to_editor/article_b0d636a2-62ef-5724-aa92-280b4a68d7da.html
AIDS/LifeCycle (June 1, 2014) #118
Gay couple sues Michigan for recognition of out-of-state marriage
Gay couple sues Michigan for recognition of out-of-state marriage
A gay couple working with a local attorney has filed a lawsuit against the state of Michigan over the state’s failure to recognize their out-of-state marriage. Since 1983, the Grand Rapids Business Journal has been West Michigan’s primary and most …
Suspect in Anne Gay disappearance may get plea deal
Suspect in Anne Gay disappearance may get plea deal
JOLIET – A man who allegedly blew up his own house after his girlfriend went missing last year will be offered a plea deal.
www.mysuburbanlife.com/2014/06/17/suspect-in-anne-gay-disappearance-may-get-plea-deal/ajtg68r/
NEW_LADIES EAGER TO SERVE: LGBT
NEW_LADIES EAGER TO SERVE: LGBT
Provision of Information to the LGBT community.
Bisbee Pride Festival 2014
First black, openly gay man confirmed as U.S. federal judge
First black, openly gay man confirmed as U.S. federal judge
MIAMI (Reuters) – The United States’ first black, openly gay male judge was appointed to the federal bench on Tuesday in a unanimous confirmation decision by the U.S. Senate. Darrin P. Gayles, appointed to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District …
Obama at NY fundraisers, including gay donor gala
Obama at NY fundraisers, including gay donor gala
President Barack Obama speaks about the capture of Libyan militant suspected of killing Americans in Benghazi, during his visit to TechShop in Pittsburgh, Pa., Tuesday, June 17, 2014. Obama says he authorized an operation in Libya to detain Ahmed Abu Khattala.
Quick Look: Obama To Sign Executive Order To End LGBT Workplace Discrimination
Quick Look: Obama To Sign Executive Order To End LGBT Workplace Discrimination
President Obama is to sign an executive order against workplace Discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity for government contractors. WOUB’s Julia Rabe reports.
Senate confirms first openly gay black man as U.S. judge
Senate confirms first openly gay black man as U.S. judge
WASHINGTON — The Senate for the first time confirmed an openly gay black man to become a U.S. District Court judge. By a 98-0 vote Tuesday, senators approved President Barack Obama’s choice of Darrin Gayles to join the federal bench in Florida.
