Monthly Archives: March 2012
Earl Scruggs, banjo legend, dies
Learned about this early this morning on the news. Reposted from USA Today: Country Music Hall of Famer Earl Scruggs, a singular talent of collective import, died Wednesday at a Nashville hospital. He was 88. A quietly affable presence, Scruggs … Continue reading
Vote: Country’s Hottest Bachelorette
Much like Country Weekly’s hottest bachelor contest that I blogged about previously, the ladies of country music are getting equal time in their own poll. The ladies of country music take a back seat to no one when it comes to … Continue reading
Empowering Videos of REAL Transgender People
While the Protect Your Rights group in Anchorage is posting absurd and offensive cartoon portrayals of transgender people, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) and the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition have something really worth watching, the I AM: Trans … Continue reading
70% of Anchorage LGBTs Have Experienced Discrimination
As reported in Anchorage Daily News, a survey report released by Identity, Inc. and the Alaska LGBT Community Survey Task Force show that Anchorage LGBT people experience some type of discrimination ranging from verbal abuse to physical threats: • 73.1 … Continue reading
Alpharetta student sues school over denied LGBT-friendly prom policy
Reposted from the GA Voice: An Alpharetta High School student alleges in a lawsuit that he was forcefully removed from his student council position after advocating a change in the school’s “Prom King and Queen” tradition to be more inclusive … Continue reading
NH Marriage Repeal: I’ll be back!
So says Rep. David Bates, R-Windham, the primary sponsor of the defeated marriage repeal bill HB 473, in this UnionLeader.com article: “If we have a governor the next term more favorable to traditional marriage,” Bates said Thursday, “that will change … Continue reading
Mutual support is aim of new senior LGBT group
Reposted from the napavalleyregister.com: A new monthly discussion group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender senior citizens in Napa County will begin on the first Tuesday in April. The group will offer the opportunity for older LGBT people in Napa … Continue reading
