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No Changes in Restrictions on Gay Blood Donors, Archbishop Carl Bean’s “I Was Born This Way: A Gay Preacher’s Journey”, VA: Cuccinelli to Attend DC Gay Pride Festival–Sort Of, and more…

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No Changes in Restrictions on Gay  Blood Ban. Read more 

Archbishop Carl Bean’s “I Was Born This Way: A Gay Preacher’s Journey” Read more 

VA: Cuccinelli to Attend DC Gay Pride Festival–Sort Of. Read more 

Puerto Rico Panel to Investigate Hate Crimes. Read more 

Pope Begs Forgiveness, Promises Action on Abuse. Read more 

Hawaii Gov. Consults with Rabbis on Civil Unions. Read more 

People’s Vetoes Send Message. Read more 

CA Gay Marriage Trial to Resume After Long Break. Read more 

McCain Pretends That He Now Opposes The DREAM Act for ‘Humanitarian’ Reason. Read more 

Thousands Participate in Tel Aviv Gay Pride Parade. Read more 

Elton John and Rush: A Good Thing.  Read more 

Bumps Along the Way. Read more 

Terry Brandstad Panders with Statement on His Lt. Governor Selection. Read more 

Senator Hatch Did Not Mean to Insult the LGBT Community, Says He Was Giving Us A Compliment. Read more 

DADT Road to Repeal: Let’s Talk About That Pentagon Study… Read more 

Forty Years After First March, LGBT Discrimination Continues. Read more 

NC: Primary Pits Two LGBT Friendly Candidates. Read more 

Dakar: From Africa’s Gay Capital to Centre of Homophobia. Read more 

Partners of LGBT Federal Workers Get New Benefits, Still Not Equal. Read more 

The Studiest Statistic Ever. Read more 

“Exporting Hate” Exposes Role of US Evangelicals in Uganda. Read more 

“SF Weekly” Provides Comprehensive Look at LGBT Citizens with Foreign Partners. Read more

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