Fox News Spent One Minute Covering Marriage Equality In Three States
May has been one historical month for marriage equality, but Fox News only had one minute of coverage on the subject. That’s like… 20 seconds per state.
May has been one historical month for marriage equality, but Fox News only had one minute of coverage on the subject. That’s like… 20 seconds per state.
Can you feel it in the air? Oh my friends, Pride season is upon us.
This speech is so dramatic it should come straight from a movie.
What has existed in every country throughout time, but is still considered abnormal? A short video from the UN human rights office has a big message.
“I wouldn’t say that possibility doesn’t exist,” says Castro. But calls on Republicans to support it.
“Delaware has fallen…to the gays.” Comic Susie Sampson of the Tea Party Report digs for answers.
The outdoor concert will be a celebration after the recent legalization of same-sex marriage in France. Mika is the first big name to sign on for the event.
Ink the rainbow.
Quotes on being a super mom from our favorite “celesbians.” Spoiler Alert: Super adorable families ahead.
Sen. Chuck Schumer says while he strongly supports protections for same-sex couples, his “Republican colleagues feel very strongly that if this is in the bill they would not be able to support it.”
Witness some serious history being made from 1970 to present day.
“These senators are towing a tired line that no longer represents mainstream opinion, and they’re throwing same-sex couples under the bus in the process,” Human Rights Campaign says of opposition.
Google has come up with the most heartwarming “mom” moments, which include a lesbian couple’s home video with their baby and a young man coming out to his mother.
One New York City artist is photographing queer individuals of varying ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds in order to make a statement. Gaze upon them.
The basketball star writes in The New York Times about her personal coming out story, as well as the abuse she has endured over the years.
Look for this heartwarming cover illustration by Chris Ware, just in time for Mother’s Day.
Liza strikes a pose as the latest celeb to participate in the NOH8 campaign. Please, note the jazz hands.
A public service announcement about the dangerous individuals that oppose marriage equality. Narrated by your favorite trekkie George Takei and filled with adorable bow ties.
I’m a queer performance artist; my parents are hooked on Fox News and Rush Limbaugh. But we love each other.
This legendary bad boy was never one for social or creative conventions. For his birthday, let’s take a minute to remember all the times he was the coolest.
In a personal essay the bisexual comic explains why gay celebs need to leave the closet. “Outing is only wrong if you think there is something wrong with being gay.”
You have Dr. John Fryer to thank for the fact you are not considered mentally ill for being gay. He was known only as “Dr. H. Anonymous,” the disguised gay psychiatrist who stood up against the American Psychiatric Association on this day in 1972.
Because of the statistics, okay?
The WE TV star is calling it quits with his partner, even though they are expecting twins from a surrogate in June. Details emerging from the split involve rumors of sex addiction and prostitution.
You better werk it on your phone gurl. This Rupaul’s Drag Race app is dropping on the same night as the season finale.
Jason Collins gave his first interview after coming out to ABC News correspondent George Stephanopoulos on Good Morning America.