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Justin Armburger won the 8GB iPod Touch. Kate Penrod, Ally Caraway and Adam Steele each win a $25 gift card.
Cleveland passes anti-discrimination law protecting transgender people
Cleveland’s city council passed an anti-discrimination law protecting transgender people in an unanimous vote Monday
New York senate pushes marriage equality vote back another day
New York’s state senate adjourns until this morning, pushing back the marriage equality bill vote
Ohio ranked low with gay and lesbian rights
A recent report ranks Ohio one of five other states with low gay and lesbian rights
UNAIDS asks nations to stop criminalizing LGBT people
The United Nations’ Joint Program on HIV/AIDS wants nations to stop criminalizing gay sex as a violation of human rights and stopping effective HIV treatment
Clinton speaks out against homophobia
In a press conference on Nov. 30, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made what is being called “The strongest statement yet by an administration official” regarding LGBT issues, the Advocate reports.
D.C. Marriage Bill Passes 11-2 in Council
Council members in D.C. voted earlier today on the “Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Equality Amendment Act of 2009,” passing it’s first vote 11-2….
World AIDS Day raises awareness of HIV/AIDS
Across the world today people will see a surplus of HIV/AIDS safety and awareness advertising. Online media groups both large and small are joining in to support awareness in recognition of World AIDS Day.
Chinese city government opens gay bar
A historical city in China is taking a significant step in AIDS prevention
Liberal California organization sees little hope for same-sex marriage
Research shows that California is far from the hope for same-sex marriage being legalized