Michelle Ferris is one of our cycling greats. She competed in the Sydney 2000 games, she has world and Olympic medals to her name and she’s just been made one of the ambassadors of the Gay Games, which hit Cologne, Germany in 2010.
“I relish the opportunity to be a Gay Games Ambassador”, says Ferris. “The Gay Games provide a unique opportunity for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender athletes and artists from around the world to come together in celebration.
“By highlighting our sporting and cultural achievements under the three Gay Games principles of ‘Participation, Inclusion and Personal Best’, we have the opportunity to celebrate our accomplishments in a safe and supportive environment. Full story...
A young casualty of Prop 8
Robin McGehee was a dedicated parent at St. Helen's Catholic School in Fresno, Calif.
The state Supreme Court plunged back into the same-sex marriage wars Wednesday, agreeing to decide the legality of a ballot measure that repealed the right of gay and lesbian couples to wed in California.
In a letter addressed to "Dear Community," a high-powered coalition of gay-rights leaders is calling for an end to the scapegoating of African Americans for the passage of a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage in California.
Vermont state Sen. John Campbell says he's going to introduce a gay marriage bill when the Legislature convenes in January.
The long campaign, the hard-fought election and the coast-to-coast street protests are over.
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) today applauded a decision by the California Supreme Court to review Proposition 8, a ban on same-sex marriage that was approved by voters on November 4.
New York, November 20, 2008) --- On Transgender Remembrance Day, Lambda Legal Executive Director Kevin Cathcart issued the following statement:
"The LGBT community is looking toward our future with tremendous hopefulness and resolve.
(San Francisco, California, November 19, 2008)—Today the California Supreme Court granted review in the legal challenges to Proposition 8, which passed by a narrow margin of 52 percent on November 4.
Court to determine constitutionality of Prop 8 (San Francisco, California, November 19, 2008)—Today the California Supreme Court granted review in the legal challenges to Proposition 8, which passed by a narrow margin of 52 percent on November 4.
Online dating service eHarmony has agreed to create a new website for gays and lesbians as part of a settlement with a gay man in New Jersey, the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General said on Wednesday.
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