A ruling by a court in California, that overturned a gay marriage ban, was very well received in neighboring Georgia. A few dozen people went out in the streets, expressing their support. They waved rainbow flags and had signs with various slogans supporting their cause. There is also a group that is against the decision. [...]
Pentagon Studies Ways to Relax Enforcement as First Step; Impact on Troops Would be Minimal In the wake of unexpected Pentagon announcement about gays in the military, experts say the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy may be on the brink of irreversible change that would speed up its demise. After speaking with President Obama last [...]
HRC Joins Emerging Consensus that Obama Should Sign Executive Order The Human Rights Campaign, the largest gay rights group in the country, has joined a growing number of other advocacy organizations calling on President Barack Obama to sign an executive order suspending “don’t ask, don’t tell.” Asked by Chris Matthews on MSNBC’s Hardball last night [...]
Alameda Unified School District Adopts Lesbian, Gay, Transgender Education for Students as Young as Five Years Old Providing yet another example of the threat that gay marriage and the gay agenda provides to school children and parental authority, the Alameda Unified School District last evening adopted a new curriculum, over the objections of hundreds of [...]