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Monthly Archives: July 2012
LGBTQ Symbols 101
From QNews of Australia comes this article about some of the symbols for the LGBTQ community: The Transgender Pride flag was first shown at a pride parade in Phoenix, Arizona, USA in 2000. The flag represents the transgender community and … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT History, Transgender
Tagged gay community, Gay Pride, LGBTQ symbols, Pride, Pride flags, Transgender Pride
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The Gay-Supportive Chicken Joint
Schnipper’s of New York City. Re-posted from Joe. My. God Help us support Marriage Equality. Throughout the month of August, we will donate $1.00 from every purchase of a Schnipper’s Chicken Filet Sandwich to Marriage Equality USA (a non-profit whose … Continue reading
A Step Forward for Bisexual Visibility
From The Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinal: Democratic state Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa said Tuesday she’s decided to come out as a bisexual member of the LGBT community. Zamarripa, the only Hispanic in the Legislature, faces one Democratic primary challenger in her bid … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged bisexual, Decision 2012, JoCasta Zamarripa, politics, stereotypes
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Maine’s Gay Marriage Equality Referendum Wording Finalized
The final wording will be: Do you want to allow the State of Maine to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples? Both supporters and opponets of the referendum seem pleased with the wording. From the Portland Press Herald: “We are … Continue reading
Religious Freedom? Wedding of Black Couple Rejected By Church
CNN has picked up a story about a young, black couple who’s wedding was rejected by the church they regularly attended, allegedly, because they were black. The Pastor of the chuch, Dr. Stan Weatherford, says in the report that there … Continue reading
Posted in Religion
Tagged discrimination, racism, religious belief, religious freedom, religous liberty
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Olympic Swimmer Ryan Lochte on August Men’s Journal Cover
When you’re not watching the Games themselves you, can always learn more about the athletes and competitors themsleves. Lucky for us, the August issue of Men’s Journal is featuring Olympic hottie, Ryan Lochte on it’s cover. Something I’d definately want … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged athlete profiles, eye candy, London 2012, Men's Journal, Olympic athletes, Olympic Games, Olympics, sports profiles
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The 20 Openly Gay Athletes Of The 2012 Olympics
20 more reasons to watch the Olympics. These out althletes give us another reason to take pride in our competitors. From BuzzFeed: Natalie Cook — Beach Volleyball — Australia Age: 37 Twitter: N/A Bio: Cook has long been one of … Continue reading
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Tagged Beach Volleyball, gays in sports, Natalie Cook, Olympics, Out Athletes
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75 percent of U.S. HIV patients lack effective care
From NBC News: Only a quarter of Americans infected with the AIDS virus are getting effective treatment, according to a U.S. government report released Friday — and the youngest patients are the worst off. The numbers could worsen if states … Continue reading
Posted in HIV/AIDS
Tagged Affordable Care Act, AIDS, healthcare reform act, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Medicare
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