New Year, New You
Want to lose weight, spend more time with your family, or get a better job in 2009? These are just a few common New Year’s resolutions that many of us make in January and too often forget by mid-March. This year, if you want to keep your resolutions and truly change your life for the [...]
How did San Francisco become so popular with gay people?
In addition to its earthquakes and the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco is widely known for its high population of gays and lesbians. How did so many gay people come to call the city by the bay their home? The answer may surprise you…
As it turns out, the military is the main reason [...]
Singer Melissa Etheridge rails against the passage of the gay-marriage ban in California—and she won’t be paying the state a dime.
Okay. So Prop 8 passed. Alright, I get it. 51% of you think that I am a second class citizen. Alright then. So my wife, uh I mean, roommate? Girlfriend? Special lady friend? You are gonna have to help me here because I am not sure what to call her now. Anyways, she and I [...]
Was Prop 8 Actually Defeated??
Exit Poll Shows DEFEAT of Same-Sex Marriage Ban!
The Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender (GLBT) Community and its supporters nationwide are mourning and organizing in the wake of last week’s announced 52-48% passage of Proposition 8, which eliminates the rights of same-sex couples to marry in the state of California. But an accurate count of the votes may not yet [...]
Lavender Flu Strikes Dec 10: I Can’t Come in to Work Today, I Feel Really Gay…
November 19, 2008 by lisa derrick
Filed under Featured, Job Issues
National Day Without A Gay has been called for December 10, International Human Right Day, and organizers are encouraging people to “call in gay” and spend the day being of service as volunteers in the community:
Day Without A Gay seeks to shift our strong feelings about injustice toward service! Let’s fight for equality by out-loving [...]
Automakers’ Bailout Debate Caught And Held Media Attention
The headlines last week seemed stuck in a repetitive loop that has played since summer — increasingly grim financial data were threatening Detroit, presidential politics morphed into transition politics and gay marriage was the local story that sparked national attention.
As the week closed, U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd, chairman of the banking committee, was warning that [...]
