Gay leader and straights who stood together to change American history
As the celebration of Black History Month comes to an end, let's remember Bayard Rustin, an openly gay civil rights leader from the early 60s who counseled Martin Luther King, Jr. on nonviolent resistance, and who was the main organizer of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Read more about Rustin's life and a film based on it at rustin.org/
07/16/10: If you still haven’t read the Republican GOP Platform,
now’s the time to do so. It’s also the time to take action and make it known that you
07/09/10: Federal gay marriage ban is ruled unconstitutional
The federal law banning gay marriage is unconstitutional because it interferes with the right of a state to define the
07/24/10: Widow of Heroic Firefighter Fighting for Justice
Mrs. Nikki Araguz is the widow of a Wharton Co. fire fighter killed in the line of duty. In a compound tragedy, Mrs.
07/16/10: Argentina Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
Argentina has become the first country in Latin America to embrace same-sex marriage nationwide by legalizing it. Despite the
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LGBT stand in one line
Well, we LGBT always stand in one line. "We do support each other to get more rights just as equal as others.." said on the forum of ^^B-i-m-i-n-g-l-e-.-c-o-m^^ Anyway, we will get and learn more from it. Hope the world is beautiful for LGBT too.