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The Man Who Popped the Question to Obama, HI: Anonymous Vote in House Shelves Bill on Civil Unions, Hawaii Democratic Leadership Gives Message to Gay Couples: “F*** Off”, and more…

Tags: Afghanistan, America Forever, anti-gay groups, CBS, civil unions, DADT, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Evan Wolfson, Federal Lawsuit, Florida, Freedom to Marry, gay marriage, Hawaii, Hector Flores, LGBT Rights, marriage equality, Mormon Church, Mormons, Non Discrimination, Prop 8, Religious Right, Right Wing, same-sex marriage, Super Bowl Ads, Utah | by Victoria Lavin | January 31st, 2010, 9:11 am

Hector Flores, a senior performing arts and communication major, who went last and asked the president about equality for same-sex couples, including marriage in Tampa, Florida. The Advocate does an interview with him.  Read more 

The Hawaii House took anynmous vote to hid their votes on civil unions for same-sex couples. I think that this is a cop out by the State House if you support civil unions or don’t you should allow constituents to know. Read more 

Tim Kincaid of Box Turtle Bulletin writes about how the Democrats screwed same-sex couples in the Hawaii vote. Read more 

According to the Washington post the Defense Department will start the time clock for the ending of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”. Read more 

An unclassified study from a military research unit in southern Afghanistan details how homosexual behavior is unusually common among men in the large ethnic group known as Pashtuns — though they seem to be in complete denial about it. Read more 

Washington Post writer Jen Chaney does a piece on Mormon role in the Prop 8 battle. Read more 

John Corvino does a piece on “The Gay Agenda”. What the right wing things about us wanting to convert children to homosexual life style. Read more 

A Missouri fallen soldier whose partner is left in the cold because of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and the benefits he could have received as the surviving spouse. Read more 

A gay dating site’s ad for the Super Bowl was not picked up by CBS. Read more 

The rejected Super Bowl Ad. View video 

Utah lawmakers won’t take up the a ban on discrimination against gays. Read more 

Evan Wolfson of Freedom to Marry, reflects on the past year of LGBT equality. Read more 

The defense witness says that Prop 8 discriminates against gays. Read more 

The “Diary of Anne Frank” being censored in Virginia School because gay and sexual content. Read more 

Military.com has an interesting article on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”. Read more 

In an article in the Honolulu Advertiser about the rejection of the House on civil unions states that they voted to indefinitely postpone action on a civil-unions bill. Read more 

Paul Rolly of Salt Lake Tribune writes about the anti-gay group America Forever. Read more 

AARP had an article about how your pin number can be stolen at a gas station. Read more 

The California Senate approves single payer health insurance. Read more 

 Jennifer Vanasco writes for Chicago Free Press but posted on Independent Gay Forum, about the Prop 8 case. That what we found was the defense didn’t have a good argument as to way gay marriage is a bad thing. Read more 

Nepal to legalize gay marriage after wedding on Mt Everest. Read more 

A bill was introduces in the US House of Representatives that would protect LGBT students. Read more 

John Corvino writes an article explaining that the right is wrong about gay marriage. Read more 

The New York Times does a piece on how same-sex marriages are successful. Read more

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