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  • GLAA Chronology 1971 to Present
  • 2009

    Local Activism

    July

  • Summersgill: mandatory HIV testing bill "seriously flawed" 07/01/09
  • June

  • Board of Elections informs Jackson of residency challenge 06/30/09
  • Court rules against referendum 06/30/09
  • Nickles opposes Jackson stay request 06/24/09
  • BOEE opposes Jackson stay request 06/24/09
  • Anti-gay ministers file suit against Board of Elections 06/17/09
  • Anti-gay coalition will appeal Board of Elections decision 06/15/09
  • Board of Elections rules against referendum 06/15/09
  • Nickles opposes proposed referendum 06/11/09
  • DC for Democracy opposes referendum 06/11/09
  • Rosendall testifies for GLAA against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Summersgill testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • ACLU/NCA testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Levine/Stein Club testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Phil Mendelson testifies against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Jack Evans testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Brian Flowers (General Counsel, D.C. Council) testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Pannell testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • McCoy testimony against proposed referendum 06/10/09
  • Mendelson writes BOEE on referendum 06/09/09
  • D.C. clergy declare support for marriage equality 06/02/09
  • GLAA to Board of Elections: Proposed Referendum Invalid 06/01/09
  • May

  • Kameny and Rosendall on marriage at DCwatch.com 05/27/09
  • GLAA Update 05/27/09
  • Igualdad de matrimonio: 10 puntos 05/27/09
  • Igualdad de matrimonio: 10 puntos (pdf) 05/27/09
  • Alert: D.C. DOMA introduced in Congress 05/22/09
  • Durval Martins Vigil May 19th 05/18/09
  • Examiner reports "racial divide," ignores Ward 8 vote 05/18/09
  • Pannell statement to Ward 8 Dems on Marriage Equality 05/18/09
  • Volunteer for GLAA's Black Pride booth 05/17/09
  • Talking points on D.C. marriage equality - pdf format 05/17/09
  • Ward 8 Democrats endorse civil marriage equality 05/16/09
  • Where They Stand: D.C. Officials on Defending Gay Families 05/13/09
  • Summersgill: DHR rulemaking omits DPs from other jurisdictions 05/11/09
  • GLAA: 10 Points for D.C. Council Members on Marriage Equality 05/11/09
  • Previous idle threats from Rev. Anthony Evans 05/06/09
  • Victory on marriage recognition 05/05/09
  • Wells replies to GLAA, withholds voucher resolution 05/05/09
  • GLAA opposes school voucher resolution 05/04/09
  • Anti-gay radio ad running in DC 05/04/09
  • GLAA to Council: Please allocate resources to fight transgender discrimination and unemployment 05/01/09
  • April

  • Action Alert: Urge D.C. Council to reaffirm marriage recognition on May 5 04/30/09
  • GLAA Report: Marion Barry opposes marriage equality at anti-gay rally 04/29/09
  • Awards presented at GLAA 38th Anniversary Reception 04/22/09
  • Welcoming Remarks for GLAA 38th Anniversary Reception 04/22/09
  • Greetings from Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton on GLAA anniversary 04/22/09
  • D.C. Council honors GLAA's 38th anniversary 04/22/09
  • Howell presents award to Martin Murray 04/22/09
  • Wood presents award to Nancy D. Polikoff 04/22/09
  • Brick presents award to Rabbi Robert J. Saks 04/22/09
  • Davis presents award to Alan Sharpe 04/22/09
  • Rosendall presents award to defenders of transgender rights 04/22/09
  • A Timeline on Marriage Recognition in D.C. 04/18/09
  • Clarification & fact check on Marc Fisher column 04/12/09
  • GLAA Update 04/10/09
  • GLAA anniversary ad in Metro Weekly 04/09/09
  • GLAA thanks Councilmembers for marriage recognition vote 04/07/09
  • GLAA opposes budget cut for Office of Police Complaints 04/06/09
  • Nickles endorses DP parentage bill 04/03/09
  • ACLU/NCA opposes budget cut for Office of Police Complaints 04/02/09
  • Eure opposes budget cut for Office of Police Complaints 04/01/09
  • March

  • OCSE green lights DP parentage bill 03/31/09
  • Nickles calls in feds on DP bill 03/20/09
  • NCLR to Fenty: withdraw request for federal review on DP bill 03/19/09
  • Summersgill testifies on HIV testing amendment 03/18/09
  • Nickles calls in feds on DP bill 03/16/09
  • Nickles again threatens DP parentage bill 03/16/09
  • Graham raises questions on DOC trans policy 03/10/09
  • GLAA awards reception set for April 22 03/08/09
  • February

  • GLAA Announces 2009 Distinguished Service Awards 02/25/09
  • Summersgill slams Nickles on DP parentage bill 02/20/09
  • GLAA rebukes Nickles, urges markup of DP parentage bill 02/20/09
  • Nickles slams DP parentage bill 02/22/09
  • Nickles issues revised policy on transgender inmates 02/20/09
  • Mendelson rebukes Nickles over curfew from D.C. Jail 02/19/09
  • Action Alert: Urge Mayor to certify DPs from other jurisdictions 02/16/09
  • Summersgill testifies on Safe Families bill 02/11/09
  • Community honors Chinn & Hawkins Feb. 20 02/05/09
  • January

  • Summersgill presses Mayor's office on DP recognition 01/28/09
  • GLAA Member Alert: Disinformation from The Washington Times on GLBT families 01/28/09
  • Transgender activists comment on proposed Corrections policy 01/15/09
  • GLAA Update 01/10/09
  • News

    June

  • Council Approves Crime Bill In 10-3 Vote (The Washington Post) 06/30/09
  • Board: Discharge gay NY National Guard officer (The Associated Press) 06/30/09
  • Coleman Concedes to Franken in MN Senate Race (The Washington Post) 06/30/09
  • Judge Upholds Start Date of D.C. Gay Marriage Law (The Washington Post) 06/30/09
  • Judge dismisses effort to block D.C. marriage law
    Reverend behind referendum pledges to fight ruling
    (The Washington Blade) 06/30/09
  • Superior Court Judge Denies Gay Marriage Referendum (Washington City Paper) 06/30/09
  • At White House, Obama Aims to Reassure Gays (The Washington Post) 06/30/09
  • Open the Military Closet (Richard Cohen, The Washington Post) 06/30/09
  • Power struggle impedes New York gay marriage vote (Reuters) 06/29/09
  • Obama reaffirms support for gay-rights activism (The Associated Press) 06/29/09
  • Russian gays ready to protest during Obama visit (Reuters) 06/29/09
  • Labor secretary denounces gay pride poster vandals (The Associated Press) 06/29/09
  • Texas officials want investigation of gay bar raid (The Associated Press) 06/29/09
  • Gay Pride at the White House: The Guest List (The Washington Post) 06/29/09
  • In a Presidential First, Obama Marks Gay Pride at the White House (The Washington Post) 06/29/09
  • Gay Rights Groups Praise Pending End to HIV Travel Ban (The Washington Post) 06/29/09
  • Pride at the White House (The Washington Post) 06/29/09
  • Just Another Way to Be Suburban
    In Pr. George's, Same-Sex Couples Grow in Number, Visibility
    (The Washington Post) 06/29/09
  • Remarks by the President at LGBT Pride Month Reception (The White House) 06/29/09
  • Study finds widening generation gap in US (The Associated Press) 06/29/09
  • Gay Pride Parade marks 40 years after NYC uprising (The Associated Press) 06/28/09
  • Indian gay rights march calls to legalize gay sex (The Associated Press) 06/28/09
  • End 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' (Letters, The Washington Post) 06/28/09
  • Out of the Closet and Into Congress?
    A conversation with former soldier Anthony Woods
    (The Washington Post) 06/28/09
  • Do Tell
    President Obama and Congress should let gay men and lesbians serve.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 06/28/09
  • Stonewall Baby, All Grown Up (The Washington Post) 06/27/09
  • Stonewall rebel reflects 40 years after NYC riots (The Associated Press) 06/27/09
  • New laws prod police, protect kids, push tax cuts (The Associated Press) 06/27/09
  • PROMISES, PROMISES: Gays bemoan go-slow approach (The Associated Press) 06/26/09
  • Gay groups back federal challenge to marriage ban (The Associated Press) 06/26/09
  • Motley To Kick Off Campaign Tomorrow (The Washington Post) 06/26/09
  • Ireland grants rights to same-sex partnerships (Reuters) 06/26/09
  • Perez Hilton apologizes for using gay slur (The Associated Press) 06/25/09
  • Holder tells Congress new hate crime law needed (The Associated Press) 06/25/09
  • GOP Aims To Disrupt Mendelson's Reelection Bid (The Washington Post) 06/25/09
  • Gov. Sanford's wife not standing by her man (The Associated Press) 06/25/09
  • Perez Hilton not backing down for using gay slur (The Associated Press) 06/24/09
  • Conn. church creates stir with gay exorcism video (The Associated Press) 06/24/09
  • Weird politics: Hold on, did he just say that? (The Associated Press) 06/24/09
  • A look at governors who were embroiled in affairs (The Associated Press) 06/24/09
  • Supremacist blogger accused of threatening judges (The Associated Press) 06/24/09
  • Southern Baptists Oust Church (The Washington Post) 06/23/09
  • Another shot for ENDA
    Frank says trans-inclusive bill ‘on track’ to pass this year
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • Gays boycott DNC fundraiser
    Dems lose donations over anger at Obama administration
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • D.C. marriage law poised to take effect
    Anti-gay minister seeks reprieve on July 6 referendum deadline
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • 2 local activists want Jackson investigated
    Election board asked to open probe of minister’s residency claims
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • Man charged in murder of Baltimore lesbian couple
    Police accuse 21-year-old of murder and robbery
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • Lesbian among victims of deadly Metro crash
    Accident deadliest in Metro's history
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • Transgender activist weighs run for Maryland House
    Beyer first ran for office three years ago
    (The Washington Blade) 06/26/09
  • Senators grill attorney general on hate crimes
    Eric Holder challenged for supporting federal measure
    (The Washington Blade) 06/25/09
  • Employing Anger (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 06/25/09
  • 60,000 inmates sexually abused every year (The Associated Press) 06/23/09
  • Ore. AG clears Portland mayor over relationship (The Associated Press) 06/22/09
  • For Obama, a Hit and a Miss On Gay Rights (Capehart, The Washington Post) 06/21/09
  • Moving Forward on Gay Rights (The Washington Post) 06/21/09
  • Kids to meet gay dad's partner on Father's Day (The Associated Press) 06/20/09
  • Reid pledges vote on hate crimes bill by August
    Report shows surge in violence against gays
    (The Washington Blade) 06/19/09
  • Attorney general to testify on hate crimes
    Federal official to speak at Senate hearing
    (The Washington Blade) 06/19/09
  • HRC criticizes Obama over DOMA brief
    Solmonese says he holds president to ‘a higher standard’
    (The Washington Blade) 06/19/09
  • Gay activists, donors to boycott DNC fundraiser
    ‘Blanket donations to the Democratic Party’ not justified
    (The Washington Blade) 06/19/09
  • Obama grants partner benefits for gay federal employees
    Memorandum called 'first step' prior to action by Congress
    (The Washington Blade) 06/19/09
  • Gays in the Military: Let the Evidence Speak (Shalikashvili, The Washington Post) 06/19/09
  • Gay couples can use married names on passports (The Associated Press) 06/19/09
  • White House: Census to better count gay couples (The Associated Press) 06/19/09
  • TSA Applicant Says HIV Cost Him a Job (The Washington Post) 06/19/09
  • Chinese gays step quietly toward progress (The Associated Press) 06/18/09
  • Gay activists impatient with Obama and Congress (The Associated Press) 06/18/09
  • Federal gay marriage challenge has Hollywood style (Reuters) 06/18/09
  • President Wades Into Gay Issues
    Order Gives Some Benefits to Partners of Federal Workers
    (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Maine gay marriage foes hire Calif. Prop 8 firm (The Associated Press) 06/18/09
  • Gay Couples Express Hope Over Benefits Extension (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Judge Asked to Block Decision
    D.C. Residents Fight Board's Ruling Against Referendum
    (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Eye Opener: Obama's Same-Sex Benefits Gamble (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Policy Ideas Planted in Winter Now Blossom for Same-Sex Partners (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Nevada paper rejects ad about senator's affair (The Associated Press) 06/18/09
  • Ensign Interns Want Out (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Why Now, John Ensign? (The Washington Post) 06/18/09
  • Ensign helped mistress's husband get jobs (The Associated Press) 06/18/09
  • Celebrating a Movement
    Capital Pride delivers on all fronts
    (Metro Weekly) 06/18/09
  • Forty-fied (Will O'Bryan, Metro Weekly) 06/18/09
  • NBJC Transitions
    Robinson steps down, Rhue rules interim, and Bartlett talks of tomorrow
    (Metro Weekly) 06/18/09
  • Referendum Wrap-Up
    Effort to put marriage-recognition on the ballot ends in favor of marriage equality
    (Metro Weekly) 06/18/09
  • Best in Show
    PETS-DC marks nearly two decades of helping ill people care for their animal companions
    (Metro Weekly) 06/18/09
  • Obama: More benefits for gay workers only one step (The Associated Press) 06/17/09
  • Mass. ex-senator to head gay rights group GLAAD (The Associated Press) 06/17/09
  • Jubilation muted on Calif gay marriage anniversary (The Associated Press) 06/17/09
  • Consolation Prize for Gays (The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • Obama Extends Benefits To Same-Sex Partners (The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • Immigration Debate Tied to Rise in Hate Crimes (The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • News? Sigh. No Affair to Remember (The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • In the GOP, Prayers for the Sinner -- but Mostly Silence (The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • Ensign's Former Treasurer Acknowledges Affair With Senator (The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • Ensign resigns from GOP leadership after affair (The Associated Press) 06/17/09
  • What Works for Mr. Ensign . . .
    The Nevada senator's hypocrisy on adultery is reflected in his stance on D.C. voting rights.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 06/17/09
  • Same-Sex Marriage Battle Heads to Court (The Washington Post) 06/16/09
  • Group: Gay bias killings highest since 1999 (The Associated Press) 06/16/09
  • Excusing Church, Clergy from Gay Weddings (The Washington Post) 06/16/09
  • Obama Intends to Extend Federal Benefits to Unmarried Partners (The Washington Post) 06/16/09
  • AG Holder urges new hate crimes law (The Associated Press) 06/16/09
  • Same-Sex Marriage Gains Traction
    D.C. Board Says No to Referendum
    (The Washington Post) 06/16/09
  • ACLU: Hospital discriminated against gay couple (The Associated Press) 06/15/09
  • HRC criticizes Obama over DOMA brief
    Solmonese holds president ‘to a higher standard’
    (The Washington Blade) 06/15/09
  • D.C. officials block marriage referendum
    Ballot measure said to violate human rights law
    (The Washington Blade) 06/15/09
  • Referendum Rejected
    DC Board of Elections and Ethics finds anti-marriage referendum improper
    (Metro Weekly) 06/15/09
  • Elections Board Blocks Marriage Referendum (The Washington Post) 06/15/09
  • A Focus on Ties That Legally Bind (The Washington Post) 06/15/09
  • Gay pride activists march in Rome, Warsaw, Zagreb (Associated Press) 06/13/09
  • Gays decry Obama's stand on gay marriage case (Associated Press) 06/12/09
  • Former Miss Calif.: Gay comment cost me my crown (Associated Press) 06/12/09
  • Attack Underscores Play's Message (The Washington Post) 06/12/09
  • Witnesses spar over marriage at election board hearing
    D.C. officials to decide fate of proposed marriage referendum
    (The Washington Blade) 06/12/09
  • D.C. att’y gen’l says marriage referendum illegal
    Ballot measure said to violate human rights law
    (The Washington Blade) 06/11/09
  • The Obama Administration, Still 'Asking' and 'Telling' (Letters, The Washington Post) 06/11/09
  • China defends net filtering software amid outcry (Associated Press) 06/11/09
  • Chastity Bono announces sex change (Associated Press) 06/11/09
  • Pro-Gay, Pro-Choice (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 06/11/09
  • Referendum Rumble
    Board of Elections hears arguments regarding proposed marriage referendum
    (Metro Weekly) 06/11/09
  • 2009 Capital Pride Guide (Metro Weekly) 06/11/09
  • Get Your Kicks
    Global gay soccer tourney returns to Washington, ready to kick some ball
    (Metro Weekly) 06/11/09
  • Addressing an Epidemic
    Pride meeting hits HIV/AIDS from multiple angles
    (Metro Weekly) 06/11/09
  • Solemn Reminder
    A shooting at the Holocaust Museum shows how vital its mission remains.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 06/11/09
  • At a Solemn Memorial, a Moment of Deadly Violence
    Guard Killed, Suspect Injured Amid Scene of Fear, Chaos
    (The Washington Post) 06/11/09
  • D.C. Panel Hears Arguments On Gay Marriage Referendum
    Opponents of Same-Sex Unions Want Bill Put to Popular Vote
    (The Washington Post) 06/11/09
  • Gay couples forced to flee US over immigration law 06/10/09
  • Hearing on Same-Sex Marriage Vote Under Way (The Washington Post) 06/10/09
  • Hundreds Watch Gay Marriage Referendum Hearing (Washington City Paper) 06/10/09
  • Where does Rev. Jackson live?
    Leader of D.C.’s anti-gay referendum owns lavish Md. homes
    (The Washington Blade) 06/08/09
  • Coup attempt leaves NY state Senate in disarray (Reuters) 06/08/09
  • DC pride festival honors gay rights pioneer Kameny (Associated Press) 06/08/09
  • Supreme Court Turns Down 'Don't Ask' Challenge (The Washington Post) 06/08/09
  • Court rejects challenge to 'don't ask, don't tell' (Associated Press) 06/08/09
  • Senate to pass hate crimes bill as amendment
    HRC calls for vote before summer's end
    (The Washington Blade) 06/08/09
  • Cleve Jones calls for march on Washington (Associated Press) 06/07/09
  • VT program helps students explore gender (Associated Press) 06/07/09
  • Ads pulled over radio hosts' transgender remarks (Associated Press) 06/05/09
  • Police chief vows to add GLLU ‘liaisons’ in precincts (The Washington Blade) 06/05/09
  • Marriage opponent new to D.C.
    Minister registered to vote one month before filing referendum
    (The Washington Blade) 06/05/09
  • Gay bishop rejoices in NH's gay marriage vote (Associated Press) 06/04/09
  • German zoo: Gay penguin pair raising chick (Associated Press) 06/04/09
  • Okay, Obama. Now Let's Have a Speech on Gay Rights (Jonathan Capehart, The Washington Post) 06/04/09
  • Divine Intervention
    Coalition of D.C. clergy forms to promote marriage equality
    (Metro Weekly) 06/04/09
  • Three of a Kind
    Trans, Leather and Latino communities add their own flavors to Pride
    (Metro Weekly) 06/04/09
  • Chief Check-In
    MPD's Lanier joins GLOV for community meeting
    (Metro Weekly) 06/04/09
  • Chinese Takeaway (Will O'Bryan, Metro Weekly) 06/04/09
  • In NH and Iowa, gay marriage has political angle (Associated Press) 06/04/09
  • Gay marriage bill signed into law in New Hampshire (Associated Press) 06/03/09
  • New Hampshire Legislature Approves Same-Sex Marriage (Associated Press) 06/03/09
  • Clergy Rally in Support Of Same-Sex Marriage (The Washington Post) 06/03/09
  • D.C. ministers back same-sex marriage
    More than 130 sign ‘marriage equality’ declaration
    (The Washington Blade) 06/02/09
  • Amid Criticism, D.C. Plans Big Effort to Spread Word on AIDS (The Washington Post) 06/02/09
  • Obama, Clinton recognize June as Pride month
    President commits to 'achieving equal justice under law'
    (The Washington Blade) 06/01/09
  • Cheney on gay marriage: 'Freedom for everyone' (Associated Press) 06/01/09
  • Eminem 'Enraged' About Becoming the Butt of Bruno's Joke (The Washington Post) 06/01/09
  • Gray Stays Silent on Marriage Referendum (The Washington Post) 06/01/09
  • May

  • The Robert Wone Stabbing: Anatomy of a Murder Case
    Authorities Think Housemates Killed the Lawyer in a Dupont Circle Home, but Proof Is Elusive
    (The Washington Post) 05/31/09
  • Calif. gay marriage opponents gear up for rallies (Associated Press) 05/31/09
  • MD: Opinion to Address Same-Sex Unions
    At Issue Is Md. Recognition of Marriages Performed Elsewhere
    (The Washington Post) 05/31/09
  • Gallup Poll Shows Opposition to Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 05/30/09
  • Nevada Senate backs partnership bill over gov (Associated Press) 05/30/09
  • David Hyde Pierce says he married longtime partner (Associated Press) 05/29/09
  • Gay rights bills remain stalled in Congress
    Hate crimes, ENDA strategies debated; Frank says UAFA won’t pass this yea
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • March on Washington ‘very likely’ this fall
    Frustrated with Democrats, activists plan demonstration for LGBT rights in D.C.
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • D.C. marriage ban seen as uphill fight in Congress
    33 co-sponsors sign on to bill that would outlaw same-sex unions in city
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • New rabbi for D.C. gay synagogue to start July 1
    Manewith to replace retiring Rabbi Bob Saks
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • D.C. not expected to hike fees for Capital Pride
    Major festivals across the country report additional costs
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • Police chief to discuss future of GLLU
    Community meeting to take place June 2
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • Activists want Ray to challenge Mendelson
    Committee seeks to draft gay D.C. Council candidate
    (The Washington Blade) 05/29/09
  • 'The Mormons Are Coming!'
    Supporters of Same-Sex Marriage Trumpet the Church's Work Against It
    (The Washington Post) 05/29/09
  • D.C. Pledges Quick Review On Marriage Referendum (The Washington Post) 05/29/09
  • N.H. lawmakers negotiating a compromise
    Religious protections at issue in same-sex marriage bill
    (Associated Press) 05/28/09
  • Openly gay teen voted prom queen at LA high school (Associated Press) 05/28/09
  • Aviator hopes gay ban will end soon enough for him (Associated Press) 05/28/09
  • Out in the Wild
    Maryland's Jake Nodar takes on the Discovery Channel's 'Alaska Experiment' -- and gay stereotypes
    (Metro Weekly) 05/28/09
  • The Color of Pride
    DC Black Pride organizers pleased with event's turnout, look ahead to 2010
    (Metro Weekly) 05/28/09
  • Girl Talk
    SMYAL hosts women's networking event at HRC
    (Metro Weekly) 05/28/09
  • Trial Date Set
    Suspects in Wone case face 2010 trial date
    (Metro Weekly) 05/28/09
  • Captive Audience (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 05/28/09
  • Ousted Parks and Recreation Head Is Pushed to Run for Council (The Washington Post) 05/28/09
  • Episcopal Church ousts 61 clergy in bishop dispute (Associated Press) 05/28/09
  • Bush v. Gore lawyers take on gay marriage ban (Reuters) 05/28/09
  • Group Aims to Block D.C. Marriage Bill
    Same-Sex Union Foes Seek Referendum
    (The Washington Post) 05/28/09
  • Castro's daughter: Cuba to reinstate sex changes (Associated Press) 05/27/09
  • Focus on gay marriage rights stays on state fights (Associated Press) 05/27/09
  • Poll: Majority of RI voters favor gay marriage law (Associated Press) 05/27/09
  • Group Asks for Referendum on Same-Sex Marriage (The Washington Post) 05/27/09
  • The Gay Marriage (Polling) Conundrum (Chris Cillizza, The Washington Post) 05/27/09
  • Gay Moroccan writer takes on homophobia (Associated Press) 05/27/09
  • Gay groups call federal marriage suit premature (Associated Press) 05/27/09
  • Bush Solicitor General Ted Olson Supporting Same Sex Marriage (ABC News) 05/27/09
  • Gay marriage battle to return to Calif. ballot (Associated Press) 05/27/09
  • Calif. Ruling Shows Hurdles Remain for Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 05/27/09
  • Proposition 8 Stands
    California's highest court rules that the voters have the right to be wrong.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 05/27/09
  • The big gay shrug
    Sorry, enemies of gay marriage. Prop 8 or no, you've already lost
    (Mark Morford, SFGate) 05/27/09
  • California court upholds Prop 8
    Marriages of 18,000 couples remain valid
    (The Washington Blade) 05/26/09
  • Melissa Etheridge in limbo after gay marriage ruling (Reuters) 05/26/09
  • Stars react to Calif. court's Prop. 8 decision (Associated Press) 05/26/09
  • California high court upholds gay marriage ban (Associated Press) 05/26/09
  • Correction: Britain-Gay Minister (Associated Press) 05/26/09
  • Ray Seriously Considering Council Run (The Washington Post) 05/26/09
  • Clinton to Extend Benefits to Gay Partners
    Draft Memo Outlines New Foreign Service Policies for All Unmarried Couples
    (The Washington Post) 05/25/09
  • Church of Scotland votes to appoint gay minister (Associated Press) 05/24/09
  • Mullen: Military to comply if gay ban law changes (Associated Press) 05/24/09
  • When the Stage Has No Closet Space (The Washington Post) 05/24/09
  • Gay marriage bill may have religious liberty safeguard (Washington Examiner) 05/23/09
  • Gay US diplomats to receive equal benefits (Associated Press) 05/23/09
  • California high court set to rule on gay marriage (Associated Press) 05/22/09
  • Analysis: Obama, brass buy time on military gays (Associated Press) 05/22/09
  • For One Night, Baghdad Gets a Pink Zone (The Washington Post) 05/22/09
  • U.S. House Members File Bill to Overturn Action by D.C. Council (The Washington Post) 05/22/09
  • Marriage support grows
    Harry Thomas, Dems in two wards back full equality
    (The Washington Blade) 05/22/09
  • Referenda could undo rights advances in two states
    Maine, Washington face potential ballot measures
    (The Washington Blade) 05/22/09
  • Gay-owned store uses YouTube to combat thieves
    Owner says police slow to investigate
    (The Washington Blade) 05/22/09
  • Capital Pride names 2009 heroes honorees
    Eight activists, organizers and volunteers to be honored
    (The Washington Blade) 05/22/09
  • Federal lawmakers seek to define D.C. marriage
    Bill would nullify marriage recognition measure
    (The Washington Blade) 05/21/09
  • White House affirms support for DOMA repeal
    Obama wants marriage issue 'left to the states'
    (The Washington Blade) 05/21/09
  • Illinois poised to approve civil unions
    Lawmakers to amend 'shell bill' to pass measure
    (The Washington Blade) 05/21/09
  • Crystal Clarity
    Crystal Waters brings her playful, party sound to D.C. Black Pride, showing support for the community that nurtured her
    (Metro Weekly) 05/21/09
  • Woman on the Verge
    Aisha Mills sets her sights on her company and new community involvement
    (Metro Weekly) 05/21/09
  • Marriage Matters
    Community meeting brings activists closer to marriage-equality strategy
    (Metro Weekly) 05/21/09
  • Capital Pride Countdown
    Rupaul, Ndegeocello set to headline full slate of entertainment at Pride Festival
    (Metro Weekly) 05/21/09
  • Tribal Warfare (Will O'Bryan, Metro Weekly) 05/21/09
  • Gay Marriage Fuels Debate Among D.C. Democrats (The Washington Post) 05/21/09
  • Changes to gay marriage bill fail in NH House (Associated Press) 05/20/09
  • Video: Vilsack on Gay Marriage in Iowa (The Washington Post) 05/20/09
  • Gay marriage in DC moves debate to black community (Associated Press) 05/20/09
  • Mass. campaign urges Obama to nix gay marriage ban (Associated Press) 05/20/09
  • D.C. polls show divide among black Dems over gay marriage (Washington Examiner) 05/19/09
  • Pentagon: No plans to end don't ask-don't tell (Associated Press) 05/19/09
  • Nev. domestic partner bill OK'd; gov. warns veto (Associated Press) 05/19/09
  • Ward 5 Democrats Reject Same-Sex Marriage (The Washington Post) 05/19/09
  • Gay rights advocate, AIDS activist McFarlane dies (Associated Press) 05/18/09
  • Milwaukee clergy abuse victim upset with memoir (Associated Press) 05/18/09
  • A Vote for Same-Sex Marriage
    Ward 8 Democrats Act Ahead of D.C. Council Legislation
    (The Washington Post) 05/17/09
  • Eurovision contest becomes stage for gay protests (Associated Press) 05/17/09
  • Gay-Marriage Issue Awaits Court Pick
    Same-Sex Unions Supplant Abortion As Social Priority for Conservatives
    (The Washington Post) 05/17/09
  • Look Who's in Bed Together on Gay Marriage Fight (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 05/17/09
  • Who Is a Real Catholic? (The Washington Post) 05/17/09
  • Cuban gays dance conga against homophobia (Associated Press) 05/16/09
  • Moscow police detain scores at gay pride rally (Associated Press) 05/16/09
  • Singapore's gay community holds first-ever rally (Associated Press) 05/16/09
  • RNC chief: Gay marriage will burden small business (Associated Press) 05/16/09
  • Moscow police violently break up gay pride rally (Associated Press) 05/16/09
  • Exemption for Religious Foes Of Gay Marriage Debated (The Washington Post) 05/16/09
  • Heat of the battle
    A closer look at key players in the D.C. marriage fight
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • Ray coy over plan to challenge Mendelson
    Q&A with D.C.’s gay former head of Parks & Rec
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • Vigil, march planned to honor gay victim
    Martins was killed in December of 2008
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • Parents sue D.C. police after gay son killed
    Man shot in bedroom of Logan Circle home in ’08
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • Shifting Answers on Same-Sex Marriage (The Washington Post) 05/15/09
  • Obama faces criticism on marriage, military
    ‘Stunning’ lack of progress in repealing ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • Our Gay Christian Neighbors (The Washington Post) 05/15/09
  • 10 Council members back same-sex marriage bill
    Stances contradict Washington Times report
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • N.Y. Assembly approves same-sex marriage bill
    HRC confident Senate will pass measure next month
    (The Washington Blade) 05/15/09
  • Scotus prospect draws criticism from gay groups (Associated Press) 05/15/09
  • NH governor backs gay marriage (Associated Press) 05/14/09
  • SC House nixes mention of gays in date-abuse bill (Associated Press) 05/14/09
  • Wis. high court to review 2006 gay marriage ban (Associated Press) 05/14/09
  • In new play, Kushner back on gay turf of 'Angels' (Associated Press) 05/14/09
  • Peru to sack 'scandalous' gays from police force (Associated Press) 05/14/09
  • Calif. Senate advances Harvey Milk honor (Associated Press) 05/14/09
  • N.H. governor willing to sign marriage bill
    Lynch seeks ‘protections for religious institutions’
    (The Washington Blade) 05/14/09
  • Out In Congress
    Rep. Jared Polis, the first out gay man to win a freshman seat in Congress, is our latest GLBT political ally
    (Metro Weekly) 05/14/09
  • Bad Shepherd (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 05/14/09
  • Bringing Safety Back
    A new, edgier campaign aims to make safer-sex tools easily available -- and sexy as well
    (Metro Weekly) 05/14/09
  • GLOV Gears Up
    GLBT anti-violence group moves to remember victims, re-focus attention on unsolved murder
    (Metro Weekly) 05/14/09
  • The Gay Outdoors
    Adventuring marks 30 years of being out in nature, along with straight allies
    (Metro Weekly) 05/14/09
  • Anti-Tumor Team
    Gay group convened to marshal resources in local cancer fight
    (Metro Weekly) 05/14/09
  • Wash Times misleads on marriage (Kevin Naff, The Washington Blade) 05/13/09
  • Blacks and gays in D.C.: It’s complicated (Jonetta Rose Barras, Washington Examiner) 05/13/09
  • Uruguay to lift ban on gays in the military (Associated Press 05/13/09
  • Tenn. nixes marriage of transgender woman, man (Associated Press) 05/13/09
  • Wiesenthal Center report: Hate goes viral on social network sites (Reuters) 05/13/09
  • White House: Legislation key for gays in military (Associated Press) 05/12/09
  • Former Catholic head of Milwaukee admits he's gay (Associated Press) 05/12/09
  • Two Practical Politicians, Obama and Barry, Draw the Line at Same-Sex Marriage (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 05/12/09
  • Mr. Barry and Same-Sex Marriages (Letters, The Washington Post) 05/12/09
  • Gay marriage and political doublespeak (Jonetta Rose Barras, Washington Examiner) 05/11/09
  • Mr. Barry Doesn't Speak for Me (Niki Mitchell, The Washington Post) 05/11/09
  • One Man, One Woman -- Only (Harry R. Jackson Jr., The Washington Post) 05/10/09
  • Obama aide: Gays in military policy under review (Associated Press) 05/10/09
  • Marion Barry Doesn't Get It (Michael Stanek, The Washington Post) 05/10/09
  • The District Takes a Stand for Equality (David Catania, The Washington Post) 05/10/09
  • VH1, Logo among winners at GLAAD Media Awards (Associated Press) 05/10/09
  • 5 years on, gay marriage debate fades in Mass. (Associated Press) 05/09/09
  • Lebanese gays take fight for their rights public (Associated Press) 05/09/09
  • Gay marriage effort stalls in heavily Catholic RI (Associated Press) 05/09/09
  • Mr. Barry's Ugly Words
    The D.C. Council member chose politics over principle in a vote against recognizing same-sex marriages.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 05/09/09
  • Marriage: A Matter of Justice (Letters, The Washington Post) 05/09/09
  • Gaywatch - Marion Barry (The Daily Show With Jon Stewart) 05/08/09
  • MIA On Gay Marriage (Eugene Robinson, The Washington Post) 05/08/09
  • 'Outrage' Drags Politics' Conservative Wingtips Out of the Closet (The Washington Post) 05/08/09
  • ‘You have to be careful’
    With military monitoring e-mails, gay troops get creative in writing home
    (The Washington Blade) 05/08/09
  • Obama seeks boost in domestic AIDS spending
    New budget calls for increase in CDC prevention budget
    (The Washington Blade) 05/08/09
  • Maine is latest state to approve gay marriage
    But ‘people’s veto’ could prevent measure from becoming law
    (The Washington Blade) 05/08/09
  • Could a lesbian succeed Souter at the Supreme Court?
    Law professor among ‘many qualified LGBT people’ to be discussed
    (The Washington Blade) 05/08/09
  • Barry warns of racial divide over marriage
    After heated debate, Council votes 12-1 to recognize gay unions from other states
    (The Washington Blade) 05/08/09
  • Allies of nightlife businesses win Dupont election
    8 DCCA members seek improved relations with bars, restaurants
    (The Washington Blade) 05/08/09
  • Moscow bans gay rights parade on Eurovision day (Reuters) 05/07/09
  • Fenty signs same-sex marriage recognition bill
    Measure next goes to Capitol Hill for review
    (The Washington Blade) 05/07/09
  • HRC lays off 13 staffers
    Cites ‘economic conditions’ as reason for cuts
    (The Washington Blade) 05/07/09
  • 15 Years of a Free Rein
    From its first issue in 1994, Metro Weekly has forged a unique path to covering D.C.'s GLBT community
    (Metro Weekly) 05/07/09
  • Marriage Beats Malice
    As anti-gay protestors rally, Council votes again to recognize same-sex marriages from other jurisdictions
    (Metro Weekly) 05/07/09
  • Proud and Prepared
    Gay community's emergency expert uses flu for teaching moment
    (Metro Weekly) 05/07/09
  • Local Leader
    Gaithersburg's Sodexo earns kudos for GLBT equality
    (Metro Weekly) 05/07/09
  • The Homophobic Lifestyle (Will O'Bryan, Metro Weekly) 05/07/09
  • Maine and N.H. Move to Expand Gay Rights (The Washington Post) 05/07/09
  • NH gov. promises 'best decision' on gay marriage (Associated Press) 05/07/09
  • Progressive Virginia Democrat Upset Byrd Machine Loyalist (The Washington Post) 05/07/09
  • Play Vibrantly Chronicles Wilde's Demise (The Washington Post) 05/07/09
  • Gay marriage leaps ahead in Maine, New Hampshire (Associated Press) 05/06/09
  • Joe the Plumber calls gays 'queer' (Associated Press) 05/06/09
  • New Hampshire legislators vote for gay marriage (Associated Press) 05/06/09
  • Documentary's Camera Aims To Shed Light On D.C.'s Closet (The Washington Post) 05/06/09
  • Uproar in D.C. as Same-Sex Marriage Gains (The Washington Post) 05/06/09
  • Russian gays to hold parade on Eurovision final (Associated Press) 05/05/09
  • Maine moves a step closer to allowing gay marriage (Associated Press) 05/05/09
  • DC gay marriage vote could entangle Congress (Associated Press) 05/05/09
  • D.C. Gay Marriage Measure Set for Mayor's Signature
    Council Votes 12 to 1 to Honor Other States' Same-Sex Nuptials
    (The Washington Post) 05/05/09
  • D.C. Council passes same-sex marriage bill (The Washington Times) 05/05/09
  • Confused Barry Asks for Same-Sex Marriage Vote Back
    DC Council votes 12-1 to recognize other states' same-sex marriages
    (NBC Washington) 05/05/09
  • Barry on D.C. Gay Marriage: “May Have a Civil War” (Washington City Paper) 05/05/09
  • Tempers Flare Outside Council Chamber After Marriage Vote (Washington City Paper) 05/05/09
  • Gay Marriage Recognition Passes Council—Did Barry Flip Again? (Washington City Paper) 05/05/09
  • D.C. Council Votes 12-1 to Recognize Other States' Gay Marriages (The Washington Post) 05/05/09
  • Friends, Foes of Same-Sex Marriage Monitor District's Legislative Moves (The Washington Post) 05/05/09
  • My God Favors Inclusion (Letters, The Washington Post) 05/04/09
  • Hundreds march in Philly national gay rights rally (Associated Press) 05/03/09
  • NH demographic change shows in Legislature votes (Associated Press) 05/03/09
  • Hate and a Question of Rights (Parker, The Washington Post) 05/03/09
  • Where's Our 'Fierce Advocate'? (Socarides, The Washington Post) 05/02/09
  • A Message From Morehouse (Colbert I. King, The Washington Post) 05/02/09
    "As an all-male institution with the explicit mission of educating men with disciplined minds, the great challenge of this moment in history is our diversity of sexual orientation."
  • Tribeca film targets hypocrisy in U.S. gay politics (Reuters) 05/01/09
  • Philadelphia to host national gay rights rally (Associated Press) 05/01/09
  • ‘Shame on you’
    Barry draws activists’ ire after joining anti-gay rally, denouncing same-sex marriage
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • Activists, family hope good can come from Zapata’s death
    Case marks first time hate crimes law used in trans killing
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • Iowans unsure of benefits gay marriages will bring
    Ceremonies began on Monday, but questions remain
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • High marks for Obama's first 100 days
    With few exceptions, leaders praise new president’s handling of LGBT issues
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • Trans woman wins Library of Congress lawsuit
    Former Army Special Forces commander to receive nearly $500,000
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • Procter & Gamble bars trans discrimination
    Amends anti-discrimination policy to include gender identity and expression
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • A sense of closure as gay man takes OPM helm
    Berry heads agency that once denied jobs to gays
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • Obama names new AIDS coordinator
    Goosby, a straight physician, served under Clinton
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • N.H. Senate passes same-sex marriage bill
    Measure goes next to House, which passed similar bill in March
    (The Washington Blade) 05/01/09
  • April

  • UK names lesbian poet laureate (Associated Press) 04/30/09
  • Dozens of gays cross state lines for Iowa weddings (Associated Press) 04/30/09
  • NC rep calls gay student slaying case a 'hoax' (Associated Press) 04/30/09
  • Poll: Rising U.S. Support for Social Issues, Such as Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 04/30/09
  • Miss California to campaign against gay marriage (Associated Press) 04/30/09
  • On Gay Marriage, A Near Even Split (The Washington Post) 04/30/09
  • CDC issues guidance for HIV and swine flu
    Those with HIV may experience more severe illness, complications
    (The Washington Blade) 04/30/09
  • National poll: mixed views on gay-rights issues (Associated Press) 04/30/09
  • Same-Sex Couples' Taxes (Letters, The Washington Post) 04/30/09
  • Strange Fruit (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 04/30/09
  • Distinguished Honors
    GLAA presents its annual awards
    (Metro Weekly) 04/30/09
  • Storefront Stand
    Gay man stages impromptu Knights of Columbus protest
    (Metro Weekly) 04/30/09
  • House approves hate crimes bill
    Heated debate includes Rep. Foxx calling Shepard’s murder a ‘hoax’
    (The Washington Blade) 04/29/09
  • House bill would provide gays new protections (Associated Press) 04/29/09
  • NH moves a step closer to allowing gay marriage (Associated Press) 04/29/09
  • Rallying Against Equality
    Marion Barry joins religious protest against gay ''immorality'' at Freedom Plaza
    (Metro Weekly) 04/29/09
  • Video: Marion Barry, Harry Jackson: Anti-Gay Marriage Rally (Part 1) in Washington, DC (Metro Weekly) 04/28/09
  • Report From Harry Jackson's Anti-Marriage Rally in DC (Right Wing Watch) 04/28/09
  • Anti-Gay Marriage Rally Light on District Residents (Washington City Paper) 04/28/09
  • Barry calls gay marriage immoral at rally (The Washington Blade) 04/28/09
  • Ministers Lead Protest of D.C. Legislation (The Washington Post) 04/28/09
  • In Iowa, Same-Sex Couples Rush to Tie the Knot
    Marriage Ruling Goes Into Effect
    (Associated Press) 04/28/09
  • Brian Moran Gambles on Same-Sex Union Issue (The Washington Post) 04/28/09
  • Catania Says Clinic Is Poorly Managed
    Handling of Retirement Funds at Issue
    (The Washington Post) 04/28/09
  • Whitman-Walker officials questioned anew
    Clinic CEO defended as ‘absolutely indispensable’
    (The Washington Blade) 04/27/09
  • Armageddon And A Wedding, Too (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 04/27/09
  • Same-sex couples begin tying the knot in Iowa (Associated Press) 04/27/09
  • Court rejects appeal in pedophile priest killing (Associated Press) 04/27/09
  • Catania/Whitman-Walker Melee Gets Bloodier (The Washington Post) 04/27/09
  • Iowans unsure of benefits gay marriages will bring (Associated Press) 04/26/09
  • Presbyterians reject gay clergy, but vote closer (Associated Press) 04/25/09
  • At Whitman, A Protest Over Poet's Lifestyle (The Washington Post) 04/25/09
  • Catania, Director Fighting Over AIDS Clinic Mission
    Funding, Expansion Beyond Gay Base at Issue
    (The Washington Post) 04/24/09
  • Churches that staged protest wait for IRS response (Associated Press) 04/24/09
  • Missing BlackBerry data at issue in Wone murder
    Defense team says data could have helped prove innocence
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Hate crimes bill clears hurdle
    House committee passes bill despite GOP efforts
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Conservative voices for marriage rights emerge
    Schmidt, Meghan McCain dominate Log Cabin convention
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Iowa’s same-sex couples prepare to get married
    But state officials have mixed feelings about granting licenses
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • 9 Md. Dems hindering progress on gay rights
    Legislative session for ‘blue’ state ends with few LGBT advances
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Lawyer: Senegal court overturns gay convictions
    Men avoid eight years behind bars
    (Associated Press) 04/24/09
  • ‘If not now, when?’
    Catania tells Stein Club time is right for same-sex marriage in D.C.
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Whitman-Walker doesn't like being questioned (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Fenty ousts gay director from Parks & Rec
    Says department ‘needed to shift gears’
    (The Washington Blade) 04/24/09
  • Vote caps decade-long gay marriage fight in Conn. (Associated Press) 04/23/09
  • Hilton, Miss California take sides on `Today' (Associated Press) 04/23/09
  • Calif. lesbian mother given deportation reprieve (Associated Press) 04/23/09
  • Marriage Movement
    Stein Dems pass marriage-equality resolution
    (Metro Weekly) 04/23/09
  • Gays in the Ranks? (Letters, The Washington Post) 04/22/09
  • Standing ovation greets Maine gay marriage bill (Associated Press) 04/22/09
  • D.C. Council's Breach of Faith (Harry Jackson, The Washington Post) 04/22/09
  • Colo. man convicted of murdering transgender woman (Associated Press) 04/22/09
  • New documentary explores closet hell (The Washington Blade) 04/22/09
  • Anti-Gay Sentiment That Smears the Military (Letters, The Washington Post) 04/20/09
  • Gay group GLAAD honors best in media (Reuters) 04/19/09
  • Fight against syphilis, AIDS goes online (Associated Press) 04/18/09
  • GOP Urged to Rethink Gay Marriage
    Strategist Who Handled McCain Campaign Says Party Risks Becoming 'Sectarian'
    (The Washington Post) 04/18/09
  • Gay rights groups in NY suburbs honor Harvey Milk (Associated Press) 04/17/09
  • Boy’s suicide spurs calls to stem anti-gay bullying (The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • Trans protections fail in Md. session’s final hours
    But gay activists don’t leave empty handed
    (The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • New hearing set for Whitman-Walker review
    Catania to lead public oversight hearing
    (The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • Same-sex marriage at a tipping point?
    Nation may have turned corner after Vermont, Iowa and D.C. developments
    (The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • Congress could block marriage recognition in D.C.
    Interference possible via appropriations bill amendment
    (The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • I agree with Maggie Gallagher
    Anti-gay crusader is right: same-sex marriage represents big change
    (Naff, The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • Marriage equality is inevitable in D.C. (Rosenstein, The Washington Blade) 04/17/09
  • NY governor introduces bill to allow gay marriage (Associated Press) 04/17/09
  • Hate Crime Bill Might Make Md. A Pioneer: O'Malley Weighs Measure Including Homeless Victims (The Washington Post) 04/17/09
  • What's Next In The Gay Marriage Debate? (All Things Considered, National Public Radio) 04/16/09
  • The 2009 Metro Weekly Next Generation Awards
    Recognition for our GLBT community leaders and activists under 30
    (Metro Weekly) 04/16/09
  • Marriage and Money
    Study finds marriage equality could bring millions of dollars to D.C.
    (Metro Weekly) 04/16/09
  • Marriage Turns a Corner (Rosendall) 04/16/09
  • Wilson's Return
    Daryl Wilson Promotions rejoins Black Pride fold for 2009
    (Metro Weekly) 04/16/09
  • Tackling Transphobia
    Student effort underway for trans inclusion in nightlife
    (Metro Weekly) 04/16/09
  • Changing Rabbis
    Bet Mishpachah welcomes a new rabbi
    (Metro Weekly) 04/16/09
  • How Gays Won a Marriage Victory
    For 7 Years, Activists Eyed a Seemingly Unlikely Target: Iowa
    (The Washington Post) 04/15/09
  • NY Gov. Paterson to reintroduce gay marriage bill (Associated Press) 04/15/09
  • Gay and Lesbian Democrats Push Marriage (The Washington Post) 04/14/09
  • Why Amazon Didn't Just Have a Glitch (The Washington Post) 04/14/09
  • Trial set to begin in slaying of transgender woman (Associated Press) 04/14/09
  • Amazon 'glitch' removes sales rank from gay books (Associated Press) 04/13/09
  • Gay West Point grads target ban on serving openly (Associated Press) 04/12/09
  • Opinions Vary on Same-Sex Marriage in D.C. (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 04/12/09
  • The Free World Bars Free Speech (The Washington Post) 04/12/09
  • Are Gay Activists Too Wedded To the Cause? (James Kirchick, The Washington Post) 04/12/09
  • At 1 Lutheran church, gay, partnered and preaching (Associated Press) 04/11/09
  • Faith Groups Increasingly Lose Gay Rights Fights (The Washington Post) 04/10/09
  • D.C. Council votes to recognize gay nuptials
    Sets up showdown with Congress
    (The Washington Blade) 04/10/09
  • Maryland state employees win DP benefits
    Inheritance bill advances, trans protections stall
    (The Washington Blade) 04/10/09
  • D.C. Parks & Rec holds LGBT awareness training
    Entire department to participate
    (The Washington Blade) 04/10/09
  • Charge dismissed in gay man’s assault case
    Wilson accused of throwing a dinner plate
    (The Washington Blade) 04/10/09
  • NYC officials want gay marriages in census count
    Census Bureau says DOMA bars agency from recognizing same-sex marriages
    (The Washington Blade) 04/09/09
  • An interview with David Catania
    D.C. Council member refuses to ‘sit on the sidelines’ in marriage fight
    (The Washington Blade) 04/09/09
  • An Officer and a Thespian
    Gay Director Chay Yew on Woolly's Antebellum and his own military memories
    (Metro Weekly) 04/09/09
  • Khush Klatch
    South Asian GLBT group honors families of LBT women
    (Metro Weekly) 04/09/09
  • Awareness Campaign On HIV/AIDS Begins
    U.S. to Spend $45 Million Over 5 Years
    (The Washington Post) 04/08/09
  • Model Citizen
    Ronnie Kroell gets down to business with CAGLCC
    (Metro Weekly) 04/09/09
  • Big Business
    PEN becomes CAGLCC as it honors community business leaders
    (Metro Weekly) 04/09/09
  • Marriage Milestone
    D.C. City Council votes 12-0 to recognize same-sex marriages from other jurisdictions
    (Metro Weekly) 04/09/09
  • Gay Guerillas Enjoy One Last Round (The Washington Post) 04/09/09
  • Iowa, Vermont gay marriages spark debate in Calif. (Associated Press) 04/09/09
  • Advancing Marriage Equality (Letters, The Washington Post) 04/09/09
  • Timing Is Seen As Key in D.C., Vt. Votes on Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 04/09/09
  • Activists expect swift movement on hate crimes bill
    Bill poised to pass after first being introduced 12 years ago
    (The Washington Blade) 04/08/09
  • D.C. Council Votes To Recognize Gay Nuptials Elsewhere
    Decision Comes as Vermont Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
    (The Washington Post) 04/08/09
  • Gay marriage supporters watch historic vote in Vt (Associated Press) 04/08/09
  • Jack Wrangler, gay porn idol, dead at 62 (Associated Press) 04/08/09
  • DC vote puts gay marriage in front of Congress (Associated Press) 04/08/09
  • Tony Blair criticizes Vatican attitude toward gays (Associated Press) 04/08/09
  • Triumph for Equality
    Common decency wins out in votes on gay marriage.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 04/08/09
  • White House invites gay families to Easter event (Associated Press) 04/07/09
  • NYC promoters woo gay, lesbian tourists (Associated Press) 04/07/09
  • Gay marriage laws in the US (Associated Press) 04/07/09
  • Eugene Robinson on Michael Steele, Gay Marriage, More (The Washington Post) 04/07/09
  • Iowa gov cool to attempting gay-marriage reversal (Associated Press) 04/07/09
  • What's Next for Same-Sex Marriage? (The Washington Post) 04/07/09
  • Md. Senate Backs Tax Break for Domestic Partners (Associated Press) 04/07/09
  • Gingrich: Iowa ruling shows `judicial arrogance' (Associated Press) 04/07/09
  • Same-Sex Marriage: Opposing Views
    Vermont Legalizes Gay Marriage and D.C. Council Votes to Recognize Other States' Gay Marriages
    (The Washington Post) 04/07/09
  • D.C. Council Votes to Recognize Other States' Gay Marriages (The Washington Post) 04/07/09
  • Vermont Legislature Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage (The Washington Post) 04/07/09
  • U.S. AIDS program saved million African lives: study (Reuters) 04/06/09
  • Iowa Senate Leader blocks amendment to overturn marriage equality 04/06/09
  • Gay marriages expected to begin in Iowa April 24 (Associated Press) 04/04/09
  • Iraqi police: 2 gay men killed in Baghdad slum (Associated Press) 04/04/09
  • Iowa Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
    Ban Violated Constitutional Rights, State Supreme Court Rules
    (The Washington Post) 04/04/09
  • Vatican rejects Belgian censure of pope on condoms (Reuters) 04/03/09
  • Will Iowans Uphold Gay Marriage? (Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight.com) 04/03/09
  • Iowa Supreme Court legalizes gay marriage (Associated Press) 04/03/09
  • Iowa court ruling transforms the gay-marriage map (Associated Press) 04/03/09
  • Vermont House prepares for gay marriage bill veto (Associated Press) 04/03/09
  • Iowa, Same Sex Marriage and the 2012 Presidential Race (Chris Cillizza, The Washington Post) 04/03/09
  • Shelters slowly adapt to help transgender homeless (Associated Press) 04/03/09
  • Iowa court says gay marriage ban unconstitutional (Associated Press) 04/03/09
  • Iowa Supreme Court ruling on marriage equality 04/03/09
  • Iowa Supreme Court to release gay marriage ruling (Associated Press) 04/03/09
  • Understanding D.C.’s Domestic Partnership Act
    When you register, you get the whole package — you can’t pick and choose which responsibilities will apply to you.
    (Michele Zavos, The Washington Blade) 04/03/09
  • Gay clause added to sex education bill
    Activists remain hopeful for 2009 votes on ENDA, hate crimes
    (The Washington Blade) 04/03/09
  • Marriage bills, pro and con, falter in Maryland
    Lawmakers have until April 13 to pass other LGBT bills
    (The Washington Blade) 04/03/09
  • Westboro visit raises nearly $2,000 for LGBT groups (The Washington Blade) 04/03/09
  • Harassment, accusation leads woman to file Metro complaint (The Washington Blade) 04/03/09
  • Vermont House gives preliminary OK to gay marriage (Associated Press) 04/02/09
  • Hoops and Heresy (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 04/02/09
  • Poison Pews
    African-American leaders talk about homophobia in the black church
    (Metro Weekly) 04/02/09
  • Be Safe
    Self-defense class for GLBT community lands at Be Bar
    (Metro Weekly) 04/02/09
  • Wedding Planners
    Catania hints at movement with marriage-equality bill
    (Metro Weekly) 04/02/09
  • WHO: World must fight drug-resistant TB threat (Associated Press) 04/01/09
  • Sweden votes in favor of legalizing gay marriage (Reuters) 04/01/09
  • March

  • Rallying in the Name of the Unkindest Cut?
    Sharp Rhetoric Abounds In Circumcision Debate
    (The Washington Post) 03/31/09
  • D.C. activists launch grassroots campaign for same-sex marriage
    Nearly 600 people sign ‘I do’ petition during Dupont Circle event
    (The Washington Blade) 03/31/09
  • Retired military officers: keep ban on gays (Associated Press) 03/31/09
  • Vermont gay marriage bill veto threat draws mail (Associated Press) 03/30/09
  • Gates: No change soon on `don't ask, don't tell' (Associated Press) 03/29/09
  • Gay marriage effort shifts back to New England (Associated Press) 03/27/09
  • Berry Sails Through Confirmation Hearing (The Washington Post) 03/27/09
  • D.C. exec earns top salary among LGBT, AIDS groups
    Compensation for heads of 30 organizations similar to national average
    (The Washington Blade) 03/27/09
  • McCain strategist endorses same-sex marriage
    Schmidt urges GOP to be more welcoming of gays
    (The Washington Blade) 03/27/09
  • Gay donors propose omnibus rights bill
    Organizers of ‘new approach’ say activists too timid with Congress
    (The Washington Blade) 03/27/09
  • D.C. makes formal bid for 2014 Gay Games
    Boston, Cleveland also in the running to host sporting, cultural events
    (The Washington Blade) 03/27/09
  • Whitman-Walker issues lengthy response to criticisms
    New review, documents come as discrimination complaint filed
    (The Washington Blade) 03/27/09
  • E-mail claims Catania plans to introduce marriage bill in April (The Washington Blade) 03/27/09
  • NH House approves gay marriage, sends bill to Sen. (Associated Press) 03/26/09
  • Police Seek Suspect
    Victim allegedly mugged by fellow gay-bar patron
    (Metro Weekly) 03/26/09
  • Emergency Responders
    DC Fights Back demands increased HIV/AIDS funding at downtown rally
    (Metro Weekly) 03/26/09
  • Clinic Releases Review
    Independent firm finds no substantial mismanagement
    (Metro Weekly) 03/26/09
  • Black Pride's Plan
    DCBP releases schedule for May Pride celebration
    (Metro Weekly) 03/26/09
  • Study: Male circumcision helps prevent 2 STDs (Associated Press) 03/25/09
  • Schumer's gay-marriage support comes at right time (Associated Press) 03/24/09
  • Gainesville, Fla., anti-discrimination laws kept (Associated Press) 03/24/09
  • Rep. Frank calls Scalia a 'homophobe' in interview (Associated Press) 03/23/09
  • AIDS in the District Is Serious, But Not Critical (Craig Timberg, The Washington Post) 03/22/09
  • What the Mayor Won't Tell You About D.C. (Colbert I. King, The Washington Post) 03/21/09
  • Winning By Losing On Prop. 8 (The Washington Post) 03/21/09
  • The Benefits of Fairness
    A lawsuit tests the federal protections owed to same-sex couples.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 03/21/09
  • Vermont Senate panel approves gay marriage bill (Associated Press) 03/20/09
  • Kerry seeks asylum for gay man married in Mass. (Associated Press) 03/20/09
  • 2 brothers plead innocent in NY hate-crime killing (Associated Press) 03/20/09
  • Another marriage petition cleared for California (Associated Press) 03/20/09
  • Obama moving slowly on ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal?
    Adm. Mullen, Obama had ‘informal’ talk on issue
    (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • Lesbian named as new OPM general counsel (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • Food & Friends executive lands $25,000 raise
    Increase from ’07 puts Shniderman’s compensation at $382,200
    (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • 'How did we get here?'
    D.C.’s HIV/AIDS cases jump 22 percent, are highest in the nation
    (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • Trans, marriage bills stalled in Md. legislature
    Sen. Frosh faulted as key deadline looms
    (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • Committee votes to strip mayor’s authority on DP law (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • GLBT Affairs office asked to engage straights (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • Gay head of Dupont Circle citizens group resigns (The Washington Blade) 03/20/09
  • City Aims To Step Up HIV Battle (The Washington Post) 03/20/09
  • Condom Sense
    Pope Benedict XVI is wrong.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 03/19/09
  • Mexico sees rare, openly gay mayoral candidate (Associated Press) 03/19/09
  • Pulling Out the PFLAG Stops
    Local PFLAG chapter celebrates support with honors, thrills with gala auction and celebrities
    (Metro Weekly) 03/19/09
  • Marriage Push in Maryland
    Activists gather in Annapolis to advance marriage-equality legislation
    (Metro Weekly) 03/19/09
  • Mendelson Urges Recognition
    Councilmember pens letter to Mayor Fenty regarding out-of-state partnerships
    (Metro Weekly) 03/19/09
  • Mountain State Milestone
    West Virginia gets first statewide GLBT-advocacy organization
    (Metro Weekly) 03/19/09
  • Tax Dollars for Tyrants (Metro Weekly) 03/19/09
  • Pope Says Condoms Worsen HIV Problem
    In His First Papal Trip to Africa, Benedict Brings a Message of Sexual Morality
    (Associated Press) 03/18/09
  • US endorses UN gay rights text (Associated Press) 03/18/09
  • Gay marriage gets recognition - in the dictionary (Associated Press) 03/18/09
  • Sources: US to sign UN gay rights declaration (Associated Press) 03/18/09
  • From Bad to Worse
    The HIV/AIDS epidemic is ravaging the District.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 03/18/09
  • City Says HIV Count Is Likely Too Low
    District to Wage Testing Campaign On Heels of Report
    (The Washington Post) 03/17/09
  • Vermont begins hearings on same-sex marriage bill (Associated Press) 03/16/09
  • Separation Anxiety
    Gay couples should be allowed to stay together in the United States.
    (Editorial, The Washington Post) 03/16/09
  • Come Out, Then Branch Out
    Frustrated by the Local Scene, 20-Something Entrepreneurs Build Their Own LGBT Outlets
    (The Washington Post) 03/15/09
  • HIV/AIDS Rate in D.C. Hits 3%
    Considered a 'Severe' Epidemic, Every Mode of Transmission Is Increasing, City Study Finds
    (The Washington Post) 03/15/09
  • Civil Marriage Is a Healthy Choice (Associated Press) 03/15/09
  • James Purdy, author of underground classics, dies (Associated Press) 03/13/09
  • Bishop battles for orthodoxy in Scranton, Pa. (Associated Press) 03/13/09
  • Gay marriage backers, foes face off again in Md.
    Marriage proponents aim to end 'shame, isolation and stigma'
    (The Washington Blade) 03/13/09
  • 60 lawmakers co-sponsor Maine's gay marriage bill
    Legislators from both parties have signed on
    (The Washington Blade) 03/13/09
  • 2 transgender men assaulted at local bar
    Victims allegedly attacked by female patrons of Fab Lounge
    (The Washington Blade) 03/13/09
  • HIV epidemic 'out of control'
    New studies show D.C. has highest death rate in the country
    (The Washington Blade) 03/13/09
  • Virginia activist named Capital Pride director
    Mason led Equality Virginia for 6 years
    (The Washington Blade) 03/13/09
  • Trans inmate policy draws mixed reviews (The Washington Blade) 03/13/09
  • Army fired 11 soldiers in Jan. as openly gay (Associated Press) 03/12/09
  • Tenn. church shooter hoped attack would spur more (Associated Press) 03/12/09
  • Grassroots & Gigabytes
    Michael Crawford traces his D.C. path from marching to marriage to blogging
    (Metro Weekly) 03/12/09
  • Status Quo on 17th
    ANC sub-committee recommends renewing the moratorium on new liquor licenses in neighborhood, with minor changes
    (Metro Weekly) 03/12/09
  • Clinic Counters
    Blanchon holds tight to WWC reins amid examination of management
    (Metro Weekly) 03/12/09
  • Pride Appointment
    Capital Pride Alliance chooses Dyana Mason as new executive director
    (Metro Weekly) 03/12/09
  • Judge: Gay student club must be allowed to meet (Associated Press) 03/11/09
  • Wash. Senate OKs domestic partner rights expansion (Associated Press) 03/11/09
  • Proposal to strike 'marriage' from California law (Associated Press) 03/10/09
  • Nigerian AIDS patients marry each other (Associated Press) 03/07/09
  • Gay Mardi Gras parade attracts 300,000 revelers (Associated Press) 03/07/09
  • Gays and lesbians recreate prom at weekend fete (Associated Press) 03/07/09
  • Support for Hawaii civil union vote wavering (Associated Press) 03/07/09
  • Ill. panel seeks advice preventing youth suicide (Associated Press) 03/07/09
  • Conn. bill would update law for same-sex marriages (Associated Press) 03/06/09
  • Ruling could mean civil unions for all in Calif. (Associated Press) 03/06/09
  • Anti-trans assault reported at D.C. gay bar
    Women allegedly attacked trans men outside Fab Lounge
    (The Washington Blade) 03/05/09
  • Case over autopsy on AIDS activist's child settled (Associated Press) 03/05/09
  • 2 Fla. students challenge school's gay club ruling (Associated Press) 03/05/09
  • Calif. Supreme Court weighs same-sex marriage ban (Associated Press) 03/05/09
  • The Time Has Come
    A new president, a new Congress and increased public support means ''Don't Ask, Don't Tell'' is near the end. Right?
    (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Game Plan
    SLDN readies itself to mobilize a community to take the window of opportunity on DADT repeal
    (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Clue-Hunting Quartet
    Four gay men keep the Robert Wone case alive online
    (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Partners in Limbo
    Activists plan new strategy as out-of-state partnerships wait for recognition
    (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Barnett Takes the Helm
    SMYAL names acting executive director to permanent spot
    (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Prison Progress
    Activists offer measured praise for transgender plans
    (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Hello, Cruel World (Metro Weekly) 03/05/09
  • Naff named editor-in-chief of Genre
    Blade editor will continue role at newspaper
    (The Washington Blade) 03/04/09
  • NY gay groups to honor slain activist Harvey Milk (Associated Press) 03/04/09
  • A Daring Test Case for Marriage (The Washington Post) 03/04/09
  • Obama consults advisers on military gay ban (Associated Press) 03/03/09
  • 3 face hate-crime charges in Texas gay bar attack (Associated Press) 03/03/09
  • Married gays in Mass. sue US for federal benefits (Associated Press) 03/03/09
  • Penn says he assumes Calif. gov will honor Milk (Associated Press) 03/03/09
  • Indictment in beating death of immigrant in NYC (Associated Press) 03/03/09
  • Deja new: Prop. 8 challenge reaches Calif. court (Associated Press) 03/02/09
  • Indian Youth Festival Puts Sexy Back in Dialogue About Safe Sex (The Washington Post) 03/02/09
  • GLAA Prepares HIV/AIDS excerpts from State Dept. Country Reports for 2008 03/01/09
  • February

  • Lawyer says NYC immigrant killing not a hate crime (Associated Press) 02/28/09
  • 2nd arrest made in NYC hate slaying of Ecuadorean (Associated Press) 02/27/09
  • Home of gay activist Kameny named DC landmark (Associated Press) 02/27/09
  • Lanier wants gay officers integrated in force
    ‘Am I going to do away with the GLLU? No’
    (The Washington Blade) 02/27/09
  • Flaws in D.C. DP law?
    Nickles says 4 states disqualified for partner recognition, but Mendelson calls the problem ‘manufactured’
    (The Washington Blade) 02/27/09
  • NW Home of Activist Made Historic Site
    Historians Consider Franklin E. Kameny to Be the 'Father of Gay Activism'
    (The Washington Post) 02/27/09
  • Obama names head of AIDS policy office (Associated Press) 02/26/09
  • Global Equality: U.S. Government Documents Trend of Severe Human Rights Abuses Against LGBT People – Responses Urgently Needed 02/26/09
  • Global Equality: top ten opportunities for U.S. to respond to anti-GLBT abuses 02/26/09
  • Global Equality excerpts GLBT items in State Dept.’s Country Reports for 2008 02/26/09
  • Brazilian priest suspended for support of condoms (Associated Press) 02/26/09
  • Senate Passes Bill Giving the District a House Vote (The Washington Post) 02/26/09
  • Kameny house wins D.C. landmark status
    Gay leader’s home becomes historic site
    (The Washington Blade) 02/26/09
  • Fabulously Freddie's
    The man behind the venue celebrates Dining Out for Life and living la vida NoVa
    (Metro Weekly) 02/26/09
  • Gay Green Leaders
    GLBT organizers of Power Shift '09 talk about event, and why our community should care about being green
    (Metro Weekly) 02/26/09
  • Singing Truth to Power
    David Jobin to lead Washington's gay men's chorus
    (Metro Weekly) 02/26/09
  • D.C. 'Fired Up' for Gay Games
    Public rally held to show support for hosting of international sports event
    (Metro Weekly) 02/26/09
  • Seeking GLBTs Under 30
    Metro Weekly Announces Nomination Process for Next Generation Awards
    (Metro Weekly) 02/26/09
  • American U. Honors
    University organization accepting nominations for GLBT award
    (Metro Weekly) 02/26/09
  • State Department releases Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2008 02/25/09
  • With son’s sex arrest queries resurface about Bishop T. D. Jakes’s sexuality (Bay Windows) 02/25/09
  • Gay Asians criticize Oscar speech's TV censorship (Associated Press) 02/25/09
  • Bond star draws attention to AIDS in Swaziland (Associated Press) 02/24/09
  • D.C. ‘fired up’ for Gay Games
    City administrator, Council members pledge support for 2014 event
    (The Washington Blade) 02/24/09
  • Utah Dems call for sanctions over anti-gay remarks (Associated Press) 02/24/09
  • Pa. bishop scolds school over gay-rights speaker (Associated Press) 02/24/09
  • Gay Bloggers' Voices Rise in Chorus of Growing Political Influence (The Washington Post) 02/24/09
  • Senators Agree to Consider D.C. Voting Rights Bill (The Washington Post) 02/24/09
  • Time Has Come to Repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' (The Washington Post) 02/24/09
  • Utah Senate stops work to discuss anti-gay remarks (Associated Press) 02/23/09
  • Penn wins best-actor Oscar (Associated Press) 02/23/09
  • Out of 'Milk,' Perhaps a Little Human Kindness Toward Gay Rights (The Washington Post) 02/21/09
  • Latest flaps call Dubai's tolerance into question (Associated Press) 02/21/09
  • Utah lawmaker's gay comments cost him chairmanship (Associated Press) 02/20/09
  • Mich. court recognizes Ill. adoption by gay couple (Associated Press) 02/20/09
  • Growing HIV rates among gay, bisexual men in Asia (Associated Press) 02/20/09
  • George Mason picks drag queen as homecoming queen (Associated Press) 02/20/09
  • Work That Tiara, Boy!
    GMU's Choice of Homecoming Queen Sparks Campus Divide
    (The Washington Post) 02/20/09
  • Anti-gay forces work to regain national influence
    Religious conservatives fear Congress will advance gay rights legislation
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • Marriage bills encounter road blocks, delays
    Hopes fade in N.Y., but DP and civil unions advance in N.M., Hawaii
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • U.S. balks at asylum request of gay man
    Attorney says client faces ‘death sentence’ if forced to return to Sierra Leone
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • No guarantees for HIV fight in final stimulus bill
    AIDS funding earmark stripped from $787 billion measure
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • Guess what? Ella is back!
    Ziegfeld’s/Secrets, displaced by Nationals’ stadium, reopens to capacity crowd
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • Honoring their service
    Longtime Whitman-Walker employees Hawkins, Chinn win praise
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • Maryland lawmakers to consider trans bias bill
    Equality Maryland, Trans United to testify in support of measure
    (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • D.C. gay church cuts staff, citing budget deficit (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • GLLU police log (The Washington Blade) 02/20/09
  • Lutherans weigh making gay clergy a local decision (Associated Press) 02/19/09
  • Plan would recognize same-sex couples in Wisconsin
    Partners would have right to hospital visits, property
    (Associated Press) 02/19/09
  • BLAGOSAH Blooms
    Howard University's resurgent GLBT student group plans its evolution and expansion
    (Metro Weekly) 02/19/09
  • Credit and Caution for Clinic
    Catania welcomes WWC document, but asks for more substance
    (Metro Weekly) 02/19/09
  • Calling All Cheerleaders
    Local sports enthusiasts ask for support at upcoming bid rally for the 2014 Gay Games
    (Metro Weekly) 02/19/09
  • State of the Union (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 02/19/09
  • Valenti's Sexuality Was Topic For FBI
    Under Pressure, LBJ Let Hoover's Agents Investigate Top Aide
    (The Washington Post) 02/19/09
  • AIDS becomes China's deadliest infectious disease (Associated Press) 02/18/09
  • Jury: SD firefighters were harassed in gay parade (Associated Press) 02/17/09
  • Northampton, Mass.: Where the Alternative Goes Main Street (The Washington Post) 02/15/09
  • Report: Glaxo to cut prices for poor countries (Associated Press) 02/14/09
  • Palin's favorite store forced to change its name (Associated Press) 02/14/09
  • Straight Couples in France Are Choosing Civil Unions Meant for Gays (The Washington Post) 02/14/09
  • Brazil boosts condom handouts by 20M for Carnival (Associated Press) 02/13/09
  • Clinton reiterates vow to review policies on gays
    Some changes at State may require congressional action
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • Proposition 8 court battle set for March 5
    Plaintiffs seek to overturn measure; 18,000 marriages in limbo
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • Dybul’s abrupt ouster triggers complaints
    Removal of gay official denounced as motivated by politics
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • Clinic CEO says he is committed to LGBT patients
    Whitman-Walker officials face mounting criticism over layoffs, finances
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • Local blogger shares his HIV experience
    Justin’s HIV Journal aims to show that patients ‘can go on living’ full lives
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • D.C. church expands gay-friendly policies
    Foundry pastor works to recognize couples without breaking doctrinal rules
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • D.C. gay church cuts staff, cites budget
    Asst. pastor Byrd to leave by March 1
    (The Washington Blade) 02/13/09
  • Gay couples protest at marriage bureaus across US (Associated Press) 02/12/09
  • Britain bars entry by anti-Islamic Dutch lawmaker (Associated Press) 02/12/09
  • Wanda Sykes to entertain at correspondents' dinner (Associated Press) 02/12/09
  • Uniting American Families Act reintroduced
    Nadler says bill has a ‘fair chance’ of passing
    (The Washington Blade) 02/12/09
  • Survey for Safety
    Rainbow Response releases data in effort against partner violence
    (Metro Weekly) 02/12/09
  • Attacker Sentenced
    Georgetown hate-crime assailant given nearly three years
    (Metro Weekly) 02/12/09
  • Obama treads fine line on church, state (Associated Press) 02/11/09
  • Fla. school sued over refusing gay-straight club (Associated Press) 02/10/09
  • Drugs Are Found to Block HIV In Monkeys
    Pills, Gel May Help Protect Women
    (The Washington Post) 02/10/09
  • Va. man gets nearly 3 years in G’town gay bashing
    19-year-old faces possible deportation to Sudan
    (The Washington Blade) 02/09/09
  • N.Y. senate leader committed to gay marriage legalization
    Gov. Paterson also supports marriage bill
    (The Washington Blade) 02/09/09
  • Robert Anderson, 'Tea and Sympathy' author, dies (Associated Press) 02/09/09
  • AIDS fight erupts over stimulus plan
    Senate Dems drop $400 million in HIV prevention funding from package
    (The Washington Blade) 02/06/09
  • Gay women married in Canada can divorce in NJ (Associated Press) 02/06/09
  • Vermont moves closer to legalizing gay marriage (Associated Press) 02/06/09
  • Va. Man Gets 35 Months for Attack on Gay Man (Associated Press) 02/06/09
  • Boston cop accused of escorting porn stars to club (Associated Press) 02/06/09
  • Anglicans seek extended moratorium on gay bishops (Associated Press) 02/06/09
  • D.C. Center expands presence in community
    New director, board members set ambitious goals for growth
    (The Washington Blade) 02/06/09
  • Post editor to uphold policy on identifying sources as gay
    Brauchli speaks out on gay topics, bloggers and state of industry
    (The Washington Blade) 02/06/09
  • Dr. Phil
    Philip B. Terry of PreventionWorks! shares insight on risk reduction, HIV and finding calm amid emergencies
    (Metro Weekly) 02/05/09
  • After the Fallout
    Terminated staff react to David Catania's criticism of Whitman-Walker Clinic's recent managerial decisions
    (Metro Weekly) 02/05/09
  • Helping Hands
    Brother Help Thyself awards $103,000 to grantees
    (Metro Weekly) 02/05/09
  • Unholy Warriors (Metro Weekly) 02/05/09
  • D.C. police welcome Ziegfeld’s, Secrets
    Commander will work with GLLU to prevent crime
    (The Washington Blade) 02/04/09
  • Mass. couple who led gay marriage fight to divorce (Associated Press) 02/03/09
  • Calif. high court to hear Prop. 8 case next month (Associated Press) 02/03/09
  • Catholic Order Jolted by Reports That Its Founder Led a Double Life (The New York Times) 02/03/09
  • O'Malley Seeks Wider Benefits
    Same-Sex Couples Focus of Plan
    (The Washington Post) 02/03/09
  • Obama names lesbian as associate counsel
    Nathan to advise president on legal matters
    (The Washington Blade) 02/02/09
  • Donors pumped $83M to Calif. gay marriage campaign (Associated Press) 02/02/09
  • Obama seeks assessment on gays in military (Boston Globe) 02/01/09
  • Iceland gets first openly gay Prime Minister (Associated Press) 02/01/09
  • January

  • Congo children branded as witches, abducted: U.N. (Reuters) 01/30/09
  • Civil unions a minefield for Obama
    Some fear plan could delay marriage progress; Frank says DOMA repeal unlikely in new president’s first term
    (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Portland’s gay mayor resists calls to resign
    Adams faces criminal investigation into affair with 18-year-old man
    (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Marriage on the march
    Vermont, N.J. seen as most likely to legalize same-sex unions this year
    (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Activists ‘laying groundwork’ for D.C. marriage bill
    Catania mum on plans for introducing measure
    (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Equality Maryland preps for lobby day; 2 key staffers resign (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Maryland gay group once deemed a ‘security threat’ (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Georgetown assault trial postponed following defense team’s request (The Washington Blade) 01/30/09
  • Same-sex rights could be expanded in Wash. state (Associated Press) 01/29/09
  • Judge: Anti-gay marriage donors must be public
    Supporters of Prop 8 said public disclosure put donors at risk
    (The Washington Blade) 01/29/09
  • NH lawmaker says wait on civil union bill
    Hearings scheduled for Feb. 5
    (The Washington Blade) 01/29/09
  • Catania assails Whitman-Walker’s CEO
    Charge of ‘gross negligence,’ investigation may result
    (The Washington Blade) 01/29/09
  • Giuliano steps down as GLAAD president
    Resignation comes days after media awards announced
    (The Washington Blade) 01/29/09
  • Task Masters
    D.C.'s own Rea Carey and Darlene Nipper ready The Task Force for a new beginning
    (Metro Weekly) 01/29/09
  • Catania Calls Out Clinic
    Councilmember grills Whitman-Walker's Blanchon on recent cuts
    (Metro Weekly) 01/29/09
  • Welcome to Washington
    Immigration Equality expands efforts in D.C.
    (Metro Weekly) 01/29/09
  • The Waiting Game
    DOC proposes transgender committee, activists remain skeptical
    (Metro Weekly) 01/29/09
  • In Dangerous Locales, HIV Discrimination Isn't an Open-and-Shut Case (The Washington Post) 01/28/09
  • Editorial: D.C. gay marriage bill is a sham (The Washington Times) 01/27/09
  • Police listed Equality Maryland among terrorists (The Washington Post) 01/23/09
  • Fenty vows to boost fight against hate crimes
    But activists say mayor reluctant to speak out publicly
    (The Washington Blade) 01/23/09
  • Bush’s squandered opportunity
    Gay Republicans were once hopeful, but now the GOP has lost an entire generation of voters
    (Charles Francis, The Washington Blade) 01/23/09
  • Meeting with the Mayor
    Members of GLOV sit with Fenty, Lanier to discuss violence
    (Metro Weekly) 01/22/09
  • Small Things, Big Moment (Metro Weekly) 01/22/09
  • Portland mayor admits past relationship with teen (The Washington Post) 01/20/09
  • Gay Bishop Gene Robinson Left Out Of HBO Concert Coverage (The Huffington Post) 01/19/09
  • Sharpton decries churches pushing Prop. 8
    Atlanta alliance forms to counter anti-gay religious rhetoric
    (The Washington Blade) 01/12/09
  • GLAA Update 01/10/09
  • Catania delays introducing marriage bill
    Norton, gay activists urged D.C. Council to postpone action on measure
    (The Washington Blade) 01/09/09
  • Good-Bye Girls
    Grassroots group prepares tribute for Whitman-Walker stalwarts Chinn and Hawkins
    (Metro Weekly) 01/08/09
  • Dancing with Obama (Metro Weekly) 01/08/09
  • America’s Colonial Capital (Editorial, The New York Times) 01/06/09
  • Optimistic Push for D.C. Vote In House
    Bills to Be Offered After Swearing-In
    (The Washington Post) 01/06/09
  • Obama selects gay man for White House role
    Brad Kiley to oversee salaries, budgeting
    (The Washington Blade) 01/05/09
  • Calif. court sides with Episcopals over property (Associated Press) 01/05/09
  • Portland: Largest US city with openly gay mayor (Associated Press) 01/02/09
  • Fenty to meet with activists on anti-gay violence
    Mayor sets Jan. 16 gathering to discuss hate crimes
    (The Washington Blade) 01/02/09
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