Obama gets another chance to name out cabinet secretaryNew Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson’s withdrawal of his nomination as President-elect Barack Obama’s Commerce Secretary has tongues wagging that Fred Hochberg could emerge as a contender for the position. If selected and confirmed, Hochberg would become the first openly gay cabinet secretary... |
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Polis to be sworn in as third openly gay member of Congress today |
Obama Picks Kaine as DNC Leader |
Obama names gay man as director of Office of Management and Administration |
Gay Candidate In Atlanta BackpedalingAccording to a post from Matt Hennie at Project Q Atlanta: A gay man expected to formally announce his campaign for Atlanta City Council this week is apologizing for remarks he made three years ago when he said transgender people and drag queens were on the fringe of society and hurt the gay equality...
Richardson’s Withdrawal May Be Boost for GLBTYesterday the nominee for Commerce Secretary, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, withdrew from his nomination. He said a federal investigation into political donations from a company awarded contracts by the New Mexico state government would not be completed in time for him to begin work. Since then,...
Openly gay, HIV-positive man appointed to South Africa’s highest courtSouth African president Kgalema Motlanthe has appointed openly gay and HIV-positive judge Edwin Cameron to the nation’s highest court. According to the The Star, Cameron was considered for the Constitutional Court nearly a decade ago, but then-deputy president Thabo Mbeki blocked the appointment. Speaking...
Gay Appointed to South Africa’s Highest CourtJustice Edwin Cameron, a justice on South Africa’s Supreme Court, has been appointed to the Constitutional Court, the nation’s highest court by the nation’s President Mothlanthe. Cameron has been particularly vocal on the subject of HIV/AIDS and has been praised by Nelson Mandela as...
New Mexico Moves Closer to EqualityWhen the New Mexico state legislature re-convenes on January 20, 2009, one of the first bills to be considered is House bill, HB 21, a domestic partnership bill which is sponsored by Rep. Mimi Stewart, D-Albuqurque. The Bill would establish that two unmarried people who live together as a committed couple... |
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