Another smattering of news worthy links from one of our long-time, die-hard readers!
Queer News
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Tagged equality, gay-lesbian-and-bisexual, Jamaica, LGBT, Mexico, pride, queer news, Same-sex marriage, Silvio Berlusconi, transgender
As 2012 winds down, you can’t but help reflect on the year and there is so much to be super thankful for and super excited about when it comes to gay right and the noble cause of equality. The Advocate has a GREAT article about 25 heroes that came out in 2012 and I wanted to share it. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, and again…and again: There is no greater activism that does more good than the simple act of coming out. Click the link below to see which of the 25 the Advocate mentioned in my article caught my eye!
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Tagged Advocate, Australia, bisexual, Coming out, gay, gay-lesbian-and-bisexual, homophobia, Jason Ball, Judy Shepard, Matthew Shepard
Shaun T. (of the DVD workout INSANITY) has just come out and married his long time boyfriend Scott Blokker. We’d like to say a big CONGRATS to the happy couple and say THANK YOU for making everyone’s life easier and better by going public. Coming out is the single most important and powerful act that has the most real and good impact on the cause of gay rights and equality.
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Tagged Coming out, DVD, equality, gay marriage, gay-lesbian-and-bisexual, Insanity, leadership, Scott Blokker, Shaun T, trangender
The 2012 Atlanta Pride FestivalCelebrating Equality for All
The United Methodist Church welcomes you!!!
There are actually three UMC congregations that welcome gay and lesbian worshipers in the San Jose and South Bay area. There is in San Jose proper, one in Los Gatos, and one in Cupertino. Click the link below to find out more about each one!
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Tagged cupertino, gay california, gay-lesbian-and-bisexual, God, los gatos, love, pride, san jose, UMC, united methodist church
San Francisco State University and the Center For Research & Education on Gender and Sexuality are recruiting gay couples for a paid study examining sex and relationship dynamics. Participating includes completing five surveys over a three-year period. Finishing each survey takes 60-90 minutes. Both partners must participate. Each partner is paid $40 for each visit.
For more info click on the link below…
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Tagged CREGS, gay-lesbian-and-bisexual, health, HIV, Queer, Research and Study, San Francisco State University, SF Bar Area, transgender
