June 2011
May 2011
Obama On Gay Pride Month →
Open For Questions: 30 Years of AIDS Live... →
National Organization For Marriage: Marriage... →
Safe-Schools Funding Slashed →
Older AIDS Survivors Face New Challenges →
Nepal Census Recognizes 'Third Gender' →
Legal Experts: attempt to overturn Walker decision... →
“Straight Americans need an… education of the heart and soul. They must...”
– Bruce Bawer, The Advocate, 28 April 1998
The State of the Gay →
Harding University gay students created this webzine to expose life as homosexuals on a Church of Christ campus. This is the school my parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents and brother went to… and they all wanted me to go here.
Watchclickclacksmack:
thechriscrocker:
Kind of amazing, to be honest..
How have I never seen this before? This is great.
Oh my god… this is fucking great.
Lisa Lampanelli Donates $1,000 To Gay Charity For... →
projectqueer:
After hearing that the Westboro Baptist Church wanted to picket last night’s show, comedian Lisa Lampanelli said that for every person who showed up to protest, she would donate $1,000 to charity Gay Men’s Health Crisis, “the nation’s oldest HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care services provider”:
Lisa tells TMZ, “It’s gonna be hilarious to write out the checks to the GMHC...
Coming Out: Real Life Stories From LGBT Youth →
Everyone should read this! Well done, NY Times!
Old Navy Debuts Gay Pride T-Shirts For It Gets... →
Looks like I’ll be shopping at Old Navy this coming monday!
If I see one more person write it as "Scheibe" I'm...
clickclacksmack:
Repeat after me.
ß ≠ B.
ß = SS.
SCHEISSE.
The alt code is 0223. It’s not that hard.
kthxbai.
Gallup confirms: For first time, most Americans... →
projectqueer:
Confirming what several other national polls have found in the last few months, the latest Gallup poll says that a majority of Americans support legal gay marriage for the first time.
According to the poll, 53 pecent of Americans believe same-sex marriage should be recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages.
Who has changed their minds?
...
TN Governor signs anti-gay/trans hate bill,... →
Despite Slurs, Rapper Says He's Not Homophobic |... →
projectqueer:
Sara Quin, of music duo Tegan and Sara, is asking the music industry why the career of young rapper Tyler The Creator has skyrocketed among traditional and social media, despite his homophobic and misogynistic lyrics.
Quin wrote an open letter to the the music industry, asking why there’s been so much praise for Tyler, whose first solo album Goblin features the language in...
White House Issues Statement On Minnesota Marriage... →
Tennessee Anti-Gay Bill, Backed By State Chamber... →
clickclacksmack:
thefamemonsterkills:
I love...
PETA Killed a Shocking 94 Percent of Adoptable... →
veganarchismdaybyday:
Another Year, Another Horrendous PETA Slaughter of Homeless Pets
Animal lovers worldwide now have access to more than a decade’s worth of evidence showing that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) kills thousands of defenseless pets at its Virginia headquarters.
Since 1998, PETA has opted to “put down” 25,840 adoptable dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens...
21 Reasons Why The World WON'T End on May 21, 2011 →
This cracked me up!
Tell the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce: Hands off... →
Sign the petition to help pressure the Governor to veto this DISGUSTING new law in Tennessee!
Tennessee Senate Passes "Don't Say Gay" Bill in... →
This is absolutely disgusting!
CNN Anchor, Don Lemon, Comes Out. →
Newt Gingrich Gets Glitter Thrown On Him →
This made my night.
If I want someone, they don't want me. If someone...
thatoneguy89:
tarasaurasrex:
ashleykamille:
likeabladeyoustain:
themonstersthativebeen:
corona-borealis:
GPOY.
G. FUCKING. POY.
THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS!!!!!
MY LIFEE
always. or they pretend to want me and make me want them and then are like lol jk.
Story of my life
When guys wear that one cologne where all you want...
thatoneguy89:
orgasmicsmiles:
Lmao yus
Arkansas Man First Convicted Under Matthew Shepard... →
193 Reasons to Have Pride in 2011: Part 1 →
