Ohio House approves LGBT nondiscrimination bill
Ohio State House passed a bill Tuesday, protecting LGBT from employment and housing discrimination. Bill now goes to State Senate for vote.
As Goes D.C., So Should The Nation
Gay couples looking to wed may soon have another choice in location: Washington D.C. If the city’s council approves legislation allowing same-sex marriage in the District, Congress would have to approve it — creating a sticky situation for a group refusing to bring up the Defense of Marriage Act.
'L' is for Let it Be
Our Web editor and resident Portage County “lifer” gives us her take on The L Word creator Ilene Chaiken’s new reality series with the same name
Keep Politics Outside the Church Doors
No matter the issue, politics really don’t have a part to play in a house of worship. Well-intentioned as the advocacy may be, it degrades the effort to create a universal, accepting church.
We're Working to Serve You Better
Welcome to ThatGayMagazine.com, Fusion magazine’s new online home. Get the scoop on our new Web site and how we’re planning to better serve you this semester. Also, follow us at twitter.com/thatgaymagazine.com or become a fan of the magazine at facebook.com/thatgaymagazine.
Cleve Jones: 'We're Trying to Change the Strategy of the Movement.'
Long-time LGBT advocate Cleve Jones recently sat down with Bil Browning from the Huffington Post to discuss, among other issues, the upcoming National Equality March.
Chubby Hubby Goes Gay In Support of Vermont Marriages
Ben and Jerry’s teamed up with Freedom to Marry and renamed its signature flavor, Chubby Hubby, to Hubby Hubby. No stranger to social activism, Ben and Jerry’s has always been committed to supporting equality.
When 'Brokeback' Isn't Enough
Reviews of nine LGBT flicks from this years’ Cleveland International Film Festival
Local Partner Registry Set to Break Barrier
Cleveland will be the third city in the state to open a domestic partner registry in May, but its opponents are still pushing to leave it up to popular vote in the fall.
Change: A Work in Progress
A letter from Fusion’s editor