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Constituents Conflicted over Gay Legislator, In Paying for Sex Changes, Cuba Breaks from Past, Romney Suggests Gay Marriage Would Be Top Campaign Issue, and more…
Tags: Cuba, gay marriage, LGBT Asian, LGBT youth, marriage equality, Mississippi, Mitt Romney, New Hampshire, non-discrimination policy, Republicans, right to privacy, Roy Ashburn, Transgender, United Kingdom, Virginia | by Victoria Lavin | March 10th, 2010, 9:16 am
CA: Roy Ashburn represents the Bible Belt of the region and they are now conflicted because he came out as gay. Read more
Cuba breaking from it’s past provides sex changes in their universal health care system. Read more
Former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney suggested he would include social issues in his 2012 presidential campaign platform, that is if he decides to run. Read more
Christopher Wolf writes for CNN on how LGBTs have the right to privacy. Read more
New Hampshire towns vote on gay marriage. Read more
According to the Washington Post Virginia students are irate at Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II because of advising the public universities to retreat from their non discrimination policies. Read more
VA: There is a bill to protect gays that is likely to be doomed. Read more
Mississippi lesbian fights for the right to take girlfriend to the prom in Itawamba County. Read more
John Aloysius Farrell writes and opinion in the US News & World Report about Virginia Republicans back to gay bashing and bedroom policy. Read more
UK: Gay Asians reveal racism problems. Read more
Chris Crain writes about the Cities around the globe that offer gay marriage. Read more
Truthdig interviews Rep. Dennis Kucinich on the Obama health care bill. Read more
Truthdig has an article about the fine line between free speech and defamation. Read more
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