LGBTQA Youth Of Color Say ‘You Can’t Fight Violence With Violence

Gender JUST youth leaders respond to increased policing and profiling, racist attacks, and harassment after recent incidents violence in Boystown/Lakeview.

‘You’re Making Me the Bride?’ a Hiccup for Gay Unions

As he got ready for work on Tuesday, Fredy H. Kaplan, a 5-foot-9, 160-pound gay rights activist from the East Village, turned to his 6-foot-1, 250-pound fiancé and made it official. “You’re going to be the bride,” he said.

What Does the Bible Actually Say About Marriage?

The point is, Christian weddings rarely feature passages that directly relate to marriage. Only one passage, Genesis 2:24, seems especially relevant, while other passages require us to bend their content to our desire to hear a good word about marriage.

Radio Station Fosters Homophobic Spoof Against Singer Miguel

“The Breakfast Club,” a popular New York urban radio station show on 105.1 FM aired a homophobic spoof of singer Miguel’s song “Sure Thing” early Wednesday morning.

NYC Clerks’ Offices to Open on a Sunday for Gay Marriages

Clerks’ offices in New York City and at least two upstate cities are taking the unusual step of opening on a Sunday for gay couples eager to tie the knot as soon as the state’s new gay marriage law takes effect July 24, but many other cities and towns are waiting for state government guidance first.

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