Researcher Retracts Study Behind ‘Ex-Gay’ Therapy
The author behind an infamous 2001 study that validated the use of ‘ex-gay’ therapy is now retracting his controversial report.
Former Army Lt. Dan Choi to Represent Himself at Trial
Former Army Lieutenant Dan Choi says he is now representing himself in the court case resulting from his arrest during a White House demonstration two years ago against the ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ policy.
Gay Activist Corey Johnson Running for NYC Council
Former OutQ host and current New York City community board chair Corey Johnson announced Friday that he is OFFICIALLY running for city council.
NY Bill Would End Condoms as Proof of Prostitution
An LGBT legal advocacy group is urging New York state lawmakers to approve a bill that would prohibit local police officers and prosecutors from using condom possession as evidence of prostitution.
Study: LGBT Collegiates at Higher Risk for Alcoholism
A new study shows that LGBT college students who either personally experience anti-gay discrimination or witness such harassment on their campuses are at an increased risk for alcoholism.
HRC Poll: 73% Support Federal Equal Benefits Order
A poll conducted by the nation’s largest LGBT rights group shows that voters overwhelming support an executive order barring federal contractors from discriminating against workers based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
SoulForce Embarks on Fifth ‘Equality Ride’
Gay rights activists looking to free members of the LGBT community from “religious and political oppression” are taking their message of inclusion and acceptance on the road for another cross-country ‘Equality Ride.’
Fred Karger Narrowly Beats Ron Paul in Puerto Rico Primary
For the first time this primary season, openly-gay Republican presidential candidate Fred Karger has outperformed one of the major 2012 competitors vying for his party’s nomination.
