Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance
Home

Projects

Testimony

Resources

Archive

Membership

Officers

Meetings

Links

FAQ

GLAA Archive

1953 - 1974 - 1980 - 1981 - 1985 - 1991 - 1993 - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1997 - 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010
  • GLAA Chronology 1971 to Present

    • 2008

    Local Activism

    November

  • GLAA Action Alert: Urge 'Yes' vote on Nickles disapproval 11/18 11/17/08
  • Judiciary Committee disapproves Nickles as Attorney General 11/17/08
  • Rosendall Joins Election Night Roundtable on Sirius Left 146 11/04/08

    • October

  • GLOV: Involuntary Manslaughter for Tony R. Hunter Murderer 10/24/08
  • HRC releases scorecard for 110th Congress 10/24/08
  • GLAA general election ratings ad 10/22/08
  • GLAA makes case against Nickles as D.C. Attorney General 10/17/08
  • Michael Brown Matches Kwame Brown in GLAA Ratings; Evans and Schwartz still on top 10/15/08
  • Points breakdown on general election ratings 10/15/08
  • Michael Brown (At-Large) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 10/15/08
  • Dee Hunter (At-Large) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 10/15/08
  • Police issue Wanted poster on Robert Hannah 10/08/08
  • Polikoff responds to OAG, HHS on parentage bill 10/07/08
  • HHS, prompted by Nickles, comments on D.C. Parentage bill 10/03/08
  • Dept. of Corrections denies complaint of anti-trans discrimination 10/03/08

    • September

  • Councilmembers’ Answers on Corrections Discrimination Against Transgenders 09/30/08
  • GLAA mourns early contributor Paul Newman 09/27/08
  • Primary Election - Election Night Unofficial Results 09/10/08
  • GLAA primary ratings ad 09/04/08
  • OAG response on Domestic Partnership bill 09/03/08

    • August

  • Evans, Schwartz and Silverman Dominate GLAA’s Candidate Ratings 08/17/08
  • Points breakdown on primary ratings 08/17/08
  • Yvette Alexander (Ward 7) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/13/08
  • Kwame Brown (At-Large) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Patrick Mara (At-Large) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Carol Schwartz (At-Large) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • David Schwartzman (At-Large) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Jack Evans (Ward 2) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Cary Silverman (Ward 2) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Muriel Bowser (Ward 4) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Baruti Jahi (Ward 4) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Robin Hammond Marlin (Ward 7) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Marion Barry (Ward 8) responds to GLAA D.C. Council Questionnaire 08/12/08
  • Washington Lawyers' Committee on transgender rulemaking 08/11/08
  • Cheh urges withdrawal of transgender rulemaking 08/07/08
  • PFLAG Metro DC opposes transgender rulemaking 08/07/08
  • Summersgill critiques transgender rulemaking 08/06/08
  • DC Trans Coalition strongly opposes proposed rulemaking 08/01/08
  • PFLAG National opposes proposed rulemaking 08/01/08
  • ACLU-NCA urges withdrawal of proposed rulemaking 08/01/08

    • July

  • Task Force refutes planned rollback of D.C. trans protections 07/31/08
  • Evans urges OHR to reconsider transgender rulemaking 07/29/08
  • HRC opposes rollback of D.C. transgender protections 07/28/08
  • Summersgill backs Polikoff critique of OAG letter 07/25/08
  • Polikoff refutes Office of Attorney General on parentage bill 07/24/08
  • Schwartz urges Fenty to withdraw transgender rulemaking 07/23/08
  • Hughes comments on proposed rulemaking on transgender protections 07/21/08
  • GLAA objects to proposed rollback of transgender protections 07/21/08
  • OHR proposes rollback of transgender protections 07/11/08
  • GLAA rebukes Office of Attorney General on parentage bill 07/11/08
  • Polikoff testifies on parentage bill 07/11/08
  • Zavos testifies on parentage bill 07/11/08
  • Summersgill testifies on parentage bill 07/11/08
  • D.C. Office of Attorney General objects to DP parentage bill 07/10/08
  • GLAA's D.C. Council Questionnaire 2008 07/02/08
  • Cover Letter for 2008 D.C. Council Questionnaire 07/02/08

    • June

  • Where DC Officials stand on marriage equality 06/27/08
  • D.C. Council repeals marriage license tests 06/07/08
  • GLAA raises concerns about MPD Neighborhood Safety Zone initiative 06/06/08
  • MPD FAQ on Neighborhood Safety Zone initiative 06/04/08

    • May

  • GLAA urges passage of Safe Marriage Amendment Act without amendments 05/29/08
  • Rosendall discusses CA marriage victory, implications for D.C. 05/15/08
  • California Supreme Court marriage ruling 05/15/08

    • April

  • Awards presented at GLAA 37th Anniversary Reception 04/17/08
  • Welcoming Remarks for GLAA 37th Anniversary Reception 04/17/08
  • Greetings from Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton on GLAA anniversary 04/17/08
  • D.C. Council honors GLAA's 37th anniversary 04/17/08
  • Brick presents award to Dignity/Washington 04/17/08
  • Brick presents award to Christopher Dyer 04/17/08
  • Rosendall presents award to D.C. Office of Police Complaints 04/17/08
  • Summersgill presents award to Sanja Partalo 04/17/08
  • Davis presents award to PreventionWorks! 04/17/08
  • Wood presents award to Brian Watson 04/17/08
  • Rainbow Response Forum on Intimate Partner Violence April 8 04/06/08
  • Chief Lanier clears up 'misunderstanding' on club relocation 04/01/08

    • March

  • GLAA Alert: MPD opposes relocation of Ziegfeld's/Secrets 03/31/08
  • GLAA Co-Sponsors DC Workplace Equality Discussion on May 15 03/23/08
  • GLAA prepares extract of State Dept. Country Reports on Human Rights Practices 2007 03/16/08
  • GLAA Endorses Bill for Service of Process on MPD Officers 03/10/08
  • ACLU/NCA Supports Bill for Service of Process on MPD Officers 03/03/08

    • February

  • GLAA Announces 2008 Distinguished Service Awards 02/17/08

    • News

    December

  • Study: Family behavior key to health of gay youth (Associated Press) 12/29/08
  • NJ rules against church group in gay rights case (Associated Press) 12/29/08
  • Religion's Big and Unprecedented Role in '08 Politics
    From the Presidential Election to the Debate on Gay Marriage, Faith-Based Issues Dominated     (The Washington Post) 12/27/08
  • ‘We need your leadership’
    Activists appeal to Fenty after another gay man is murdered     (The Washington Blade) 12/26/08
  • Whitman-Walker Clinic ousts senior staff, triggering lawsuit threats (The Washington Blade) 12/26/08
  • Rick Warren's Invitation (Letters, The Washington Post) 12/25/08
  • For HIV Survivor, a Passion for Prevention (The Washington Post) 12/23/08
  • Gay-rights leaders' enthusiasm for Obama subsides (Associated Press) 12/23/08
  • Rick Warren: Not anti-gay to oppose gay marriage (Associated Press) 12/23/08
  • Many suffered from anti-gay violence in 2008 (Associated Press) 12/23/08
  • Australian group: No word from Tibetan staffer (Associated Press) 12/22/08
  • Frank Criticizes Obama's Invocation Choice
    Congressman Joins Other Gay Voices in Opposing Warren's Invitation to Inauguration     (Associated Press) 12/22/08
  • Divine Impulses: Katharine Jefferts Schori (The Washington Post) 12/22/08
  • Amsterdam's gay Christmas features Mary in drag (Associated Press) 12/21/08
  • Calif. AG urges court to void gay marriage ban (Associated Press) 12/20/08
  • HRC gives Obama timetable for pro-gay initiatives
    Hate crimes law expected within six months     (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • Obama's Inaugural Mistake (Joe Solmonese, The Washington Post) 12/19/08
  • US balks at backing condemnation of anti-gay laws
    66 of U.N.'s member countries signed nonbinding declaration     (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • Murdered gay man’s family appeals for help
    Police have no suspects or witnesses in case - NEW VIDEO POSTED     (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • Police, prosecutors criticized at D.C. hate crimes hearing (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • Whitman-Walker Clinic announces layoffs, cuts
    Virginia facility to close as recession takes its toll     (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • Gay man shot, killed in Logan Circle area
    Victim was walking home from 17th Street bars     (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • No consensus on timing of D.C. marriage bill
    Concerns raised over lack of outreach to black residents     (The Washington Blade) 12/19/08
  • Obama defends choice of pastor for invocation (Associated Press) 12/18/08
  • Obama's choice of evangelical pastor draws ire (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • 2008: The Year in Review
    Revisiting a year of hate crimes, political campaigns and community     (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • WWC Announces New Cuts
    Virginia clinic closing, layoffs coming     (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • Marriage or Mirage? (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • Civil Strategy
    Forum looks at advancing marriage equality in D.C.     (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • Focus on Frustration
    Government and grassroots debate responses to D.C. hate crimes     (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • Logan/Shaw Murder
    MPD seeking suspects in shooting death of gay man     (Metro Weekly) 12/18/08
  • HIV Can Penetrate a Woman's Healthy Genital Skin (The Washington Post) 12/16/08
  • Indonesia scraps plans to tag HIV patients (Associated Press) 12/16/08
  • Whitman-Walker, a Longtime Front in AIDS War, Moves Out (The Washington Post) 12/16/08
  • Berlin memorial to gay victims of Nazis vandalized (Associated Press) 12/16/08
  • Police poster on Martins murder 12/16/08
  • Birth certificates to reflect NY gay-marriage move (Associated Press) 12/14/08
  • Gay anti-violence group: 2008 attacks might be up (Associated Press) 12/13/08
  • A Religious Case for Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 12/13/08
  • Crowded marriage meeting yields no consensus
    D.C. activists support proposed bill, unsure on timing     (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • Activists meet with Obama’s team
    Meaningful appointments, policy changes urged     (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • Evangelical Leader Quits Over Gay Union Remark (The Washington Post) 12/12/08
  • Gay man arrested for hitting alleged basher
    U.S. Attorney rejects self-defense claim in Georgetown incident     (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • Iowa court hears marriage case
    Experts predict justices will rule against plaintiffs     (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • No bargaining over gay marriage in N.Y.
    Negotiations with conservative Democrats end in Senate     (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • D.C. marriage forum called to unify community
    Kameny asks Council to approve emergency bill granting rights     (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • D.C. to recognize same-sex marriages, civil unions performed elsewhere (The Washington Blade) 12/12/08
  • Ex-Brazilian cop questioned in death of 13 gays (Associated Press) 12/11/08
  • Lending an Ear
    ''Listen'' event mines young gay men's experiences around HIV     (Metro Weekly) 12/11/08
  • Inauguration Celebration
    GLBT Groups to hold inaugural ball at Mayflower Hotel     (Metro Weekly) 12/11/08
  • A Lizard Last
    Lee says Lizard Lounge latest victim of current economy     (Metro Weekly) 12/11/08
  • Wedding Planners (Washington CityPaper) 12/10/08
  • NJ commission says state should allow gay marriage (Associated Press) 12/09/08
  • Calling in 'gay' to work is latest form of protest (Associated Press) 12/09/08
  • Fewer HIV-Infected Americans Passing the Virus On (The Washington Post) 12/09/08
  • Once Detected, HIV Can Be Manageable (The Washington Post) 12/09/08
  • Nobel Prizes honor peacemaker, discovery of HIV (Associated Press) 12/09/08
  • Early Testing Is Vital (The Washington Post) 12/09/08
  • Gay group organizes 'Pink Christmas' in Amsterdam (Associated Press) 12/08/08
  • NYPD: Anti-gay, anti-Hispanic beating investigated (Associated Press) 12/08/08
  • Brazil: Possible serial killings target gays (Associated Press) 12/08/08
  • Next stop on gay marriage debate in courts: Iowa (Associated Press) 12/07/08
  • Protest near Vatican denounces policy on gays (Associated Press) 12/06/08
  • Test Obstacles
    A recommendation for routine HIV testing is going unheeded.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 12/06/08
  • A lesbian in Obama’s cabinet?
    Speculation swirls around Maxwell for labor secretary     (The Washington Blade) 12/05/08
  • Hate crimes, ENDA seen as top legislative priorities
    Activists hopeful that Democrats will push gay bills next year     (The Washington Blade) 12/05/08
  • D.C. marriage ban would face uphill fight
    City referendum rules favor retaining Council-passed bills     (The Washington Blade) 12/05/08
  • Former GOP aide arrested in anti-gay attack in D.C. (The Washington Blade) 12/05/08
  • Gay defendants blast officials in Wone case
    Police accused of spreading ‘inflammatory comments’     (The Washington Blade) 12/05/08
  • Special Immune Cells May Be Key to HIV Resistance (HealthDay Reporter) 12/05/08
  • Experimental Vaginal Gel Doesn't Ward Off HIV (The Washington Post) 12/04/08
  • Too early to know if Mo. school had HIV outbreak (Associated Press) 12/04/08
  • Leading Authority (Metro Weekly) 12/04/08
  • Gay Leaders Land in D.C.
    Openly gay elected officials gather for 24th international conference     (Metro Weekly) 12/04/08
  • Wone Widow Files Suit
    Recent developments in Robert Wone case include $20 million civil lawsuit     (Metro Weekly) 12/04/08
  • Poll: Calif. gay marriage ban driven by religion (Associated Press) 12/04/08
  • Conservative Episcopalians Vote to Create Alternative Branch (The Washington Post) 12/04/08
  • AIDS: D.C.'s Silent Stalker of Women (The Washington Post) 12/03/08
  • Vatican attacked for opposing gay decriminalization (Reuters) 12/02/08
  • Guideline Urges HIV Tests for All Patients 13 and Older (The Washington Post) 12/01/08
  • Testing newborns for HIV can save lives (Associated Press) 12/01/08
  • Hopes for AIDS Vaccine Still Alive Despite Setbacks (HealthDay Reporter) 12/01/08
  • French first lady joins global fight against AIDS (Associated Press) 12/01/08
  • Our Country Is Failing the AIDS Test (The Washington Post) 12/01/08
  • South Africa emerges from AIDS denial (Associated Press) 12/01/08
  • Bush lauds progress in global fight against AIDS (Associated Press) 12/01/08

    • November

  • Is gay the new black? Marriage ban spurs debate (Associated Press) 11/30/08
  • Openly gay marchers debut at Haiti AIDS rally (Associated Press) 11/30/08
  • China's rural migrants are new front in AIDS fight (Reuters) 11/30/08
  • Gay Officials Who Blazed Trails (The Washington Post) 11/29/08
  • Black activists urge caution on D.C. marriage bill
    Dec. 11 forum to address timing of measure     (The Washington Blade) 11/28/08
  • D.C. Council passes DP bill for police, firefighters (The Washington Blade) 11/28/08
  • Bail request dropped for 2 charged in Wone case
    Price, Zaborsky plead not guilty to obstruction of justice charge     (The Washington Blade) 11/28/08
  • 600 protesters demand early Obama focus on AIDS (The Washington Blade) 11/28/08
  • Radically Relevant
    Fighting HIV in the District for decades, UHU's Ron Simmons traces his path from Muslim and Mao, to here and now     (Metro Weekly) 11/27/08
  • Professor of Pride
    Georgetown Law's Nan Hunter wields academic activism     (Metro Weekly) 11/27/08
  • Gay icon's life yields lessons after 30 years (Associated Press) 11/27/08
  • By Delivering Poignant Depth, 'Milk' Hits the Stirring Heights (The Washington Post) 11/26/08
  • HUD Secretary: 'No Tolerance for Discrimination' (The Washington Post) 11/26/08
  • Miami judge rules against Florida gay adoption ban (Associated Press) 11/25/08
  • Video: Judge Rules Against Florida Gay Adoption Ban (Associated Press) 11/25/08
  • California to investigate Mormon aid to Prop 8 (Associated Press) 11/24/08
  • Review: Penn mesmerizes in Van Sant's `Milk' (Associated Press) 11/24/08
  • Bigotry on the Bus (The Washington Post) 11/24/08
  • Mormons' Uneasy Victory (The Washington Post) 11/24/08
  • Obama names 7 gays to transition team
    Gay groups consider planning events tied to January 20 Inauguration     (The Washington Blade) 11/21/08
  • Emile Hirsch Finds an 'American Hero' (The Washington Post) 11/21/08
  • For Cleve Jones, 'Milk' Is a Promise Kept
    Activist Sought to Bring Friend's Life to Film     (The Washington Post) 11/21/08
  • 3 Indicted In Alleged Coverup of D.C. Killing (The Washington Post) 11/21/08
  • Many People Disregard Advice to Get HIV Tests, Studies Show (The Washington Post) 11/21/08
  • Anti-AIDS official: HIV spreading fast in Russia (Associated Press) 11/21/08
  • HIV tests not yet as routine as cholesterol checks (Associated Press) 11/20/08
  • Anti-gay violence is a problem in Amsterdam (Associated Press) 11/20/08
  • Vermont legislator plans push for gay marriage (Associated Press) 11/20/08
  • Episcopal Church dissidents aim for new church (Reuters) 11/20/08
  • The Next Step (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 11/20/08
  • Rainy Day Rally
    Thousands take to National Mall against Prop. 8 and for marriage equality     (Metro Weekly) 11/20/08
  • Stein Successors
    Gay Democrats club elects new officers     (Metro Weekly) 11/20/08
  • Guilt Confirmed
    Guilty Plea in C&O Attack     (Metro Weekly) 11/20/08
  • New Blood
    Equality Maryland hires new Executive Director     (Metro Weekly) 11/20/08
  • Terry's Turn
    New E.D. in at PreventionWorks     (Metro Weekly) 11/20/08
  • Gay advocates upset at shelving of Chicago school (Associated Press) 11/20/08
  • Calif. Supreme Court to take up gay marriage ban (Associated Press) 11/20/08
  • Vote on anti-bullying Chicago high school delayed (Associated Press) 11/19/08
  • Sweden says transvestism is not a disease (Associated Press) 11/19/08
  • eHarmony agrees to provide same-sex matches (Associated Press) 11/19/08
  • Tenn. officer accused of transgender beating (Associated Press) 11/19/08
  • Early HIV Treatment Best for Babies (HealthDay Reporter) 11/19/08
  • In a Close Vote, D.C. Council Confirms Nickles as Attorney General (The Washington Post) 11/19/08
  • Non-AIDS Cancer Risk Higher for Those With HIV (HealthDay News) 11/18/08
  • Acting Attorney General Up for D.C. Council Vote
    Judicial Panel Rejects Nickles 3 to 2     (The Washington Post) 11/18/08
  • Calif. high court asked to hear gay marriage cases (Associated Press) 11/17/08
  • Admirals, generals: Repeal 'don't ask, don't tell' (Associated Press) 11/17/08
  • Peter Nickles: Counting the Votes (Washington City Paper) 11/17/08
  • Gay advocates protest marriage ban across nation (Associated Press) 11/16/08
  • Mormon church condemns gay activists for 'attacks' (Associated Press) 11/15/08
  • Wanda Sykes says she's 'proud to be gay' (Associated Press) 11/15/08
  • Protesters Target Supporters of Gay Marriage Ban (The Washington Post) 11/15/08
  • For Gays in India, Fear Rules
    Blackmailers Thrive Using Law That Makes Homosexuality a Crime     (The Washington Post) 11/15/08
  • Fort Worth is 4th Episcopal diocese to break away (Associated Press) 11/14/08
  • Catania may push marriage bill in Jan.
    Some fear time isn’t right after Prop 8’s success     (The Washington Post) 11/14/08
  • Mormon aid on gay marriage ban generates complaint (Associated Press) 11/13/08
  • We Won! We Lost!
    Barack Obama is headed to the White House, but California and other states turned back gay equality. What's next for the GLBT community?     (Metro Weekly) 11/13/08
  • Proposition 8 Challenge
    D.C.'s Minter leads court challenge, while local couples weigh options     (Metro Weekly) 11/13/08
  • The GLBT Beat
    Community crafts responses to crimes, past and present     (Metro Weekly) 11/13/08
  • UHU Turns 20
    HIV organization marks bittersweet milestone     (Metro Weekly) 11/13/08
  • Gay activists rally outside Mormon temple in NYC (Associated Press) 11/13/08
  • Doctors say marrow transplant may have cured AIDS (Associated Press) 11/13/08
  • AP Correction: Nunn Not Hired for Defense Transition (Associated Press) 11/12/08
  • Way to Rescue Tired Immune Cells Fighting HIV Found (HealthDay News) 11/12/08
  • Dutch court sentences 2 men in HIV injection case (Associated Press) 11/12/08
  • Most Single Adults Not Using Condoms (HealthDay Reporter) 11/12/08
  • Drug-Resistant TB Declines in United States (HealthDay News) 11/11/08
  • Gay marriage supporters march in California (Associated Press) 11/09/08
  • Gay marriage supporters march in SoCal (Associated Press) 11/09/08
  • Protests sweep across Calif. on post-Prop 8 Sunday (Associated Press) 11/09/08
  • Christian right regroups after Obama victory (Associated Press) 11/09/08
  • The Man of Tomorrow
    His election has turned America's global image on its head.     (Desmond Tutu, The Washington Post) 11/09/08
  • Setback for Equality
    Voters in three states approve bans on same-sex marriage.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 11/08/08
  • Obama's Election a Step Toward Getting Back the Nation's Soul (The Washington Post) 11/08/08
  • Faith-Based Groups Seek Clues To Obama Administration Plan
    President-Elect Says Organizations Shouldn't Discriminate in Hiring     (The Washington Post) 11/08/08
  • Gay marriage supporters march in Calif, Utah (Associated Press) 11/08/08
  • NY eyes allowing gay marriage; opponents vow fight (Associated Press) 11/08/08
  • Fairly Satisfied Customers
    Gay Couples Shop to Support One Cause as They Lament Another     (The Washington Post) 11/08/08
  • Liberal activists have long legislative wish list (Associated Press) 11/08/08
  • GOP maintains grip on South, but at what cost? (Associated Press) 11/08/08
  • Calif. gay-marriage ban creates legal uncertainty (Associated Press) 11/07/08
  • Hollywood joins the furor over gay marriage ban (Associated Press) 11/07/08
  • Calif. win emboldens coalition of religious groups (Associated Press) 11/07/08
  • Utah faces boycott after Mormon work for Prop 8 (Associated Press) 11/07/08
  • Not so fast: is Prop 8 an "amendment" or a "revision"? (Dale Carpenter, The Volokh Conspiracy) 11/07/08
  • D.C. police officer target of anti-gay graffiti
    Gay liaison unit sees reduction in officers     (The Washington Blade) 11/07/08
  • Thousands in Los Angeles protest gay-marriage ban (Associated Press) 11/07/08
  • Most of California's Black Voters Backed Gay Marriage Ban
    53% of Latinos Also Supported Proposition 8     (The Washington Post) 11/07/08
  • Vows That Can't Be Voted Down (Jennifer Donnelly, The Washington Post) 11/07/08
  • Zimbabwe returns $7.3 million to AIDS group (The Associated Press) 11/07/08
  • AIDS group to Zimbabwe bank: Return $7M donation (The Associated Press) 11/06/08
  • Gay activists jarred by California marriage defeat (Associated Press) 11/06/08
  • D.C. police shoot, kill gay man in townhouse
    Neighbor says he threatened police with knife     (The Washington Blade) 11/06/08
  • Gay couples disappointed by Calif. marriage ban (Associated Press) 11/06/08
  • Ellen DeGeneres laments gay marriage ban in Calif. (Associated Press) 11/06/08
  • California Voters Narrowly Approve Same-Sex Marriage Ban
    Limits on Abortion Rejected in Colorado And South Dakota     (The Washington Post) 11/06/08
  • Rural Arkansas championed foster, adoption ban (Associated Press) 11/06/08
  • Final Countdown
    Long presidential campaign offers emotional end for gay D.C.     (Metro Weekly) 11/06/08
  • Moving Forward (Metro Weekly) 11/06/08
  • Bring It
    Locals hoping to lure 2014 Gay Games to D.C.     (Metro Weekly) 11/06/08
  • Gates urges rich countries not to cut health aid (Reuters) 11/05/08
  • California voters approve gay-marriage ban (Associated Press) 11/05/08
  • Arizona voters OK amendment banning gay marriage (Associated Press) 11/05/08
  • Florida voters pass amendment banning gay marriage (Associated Press) 11/05/08
  • Ark. voters OK unmarried foster, adoption bans (Associated Press) 11/05/08
  • California Voters Decide on Gay Marriage (Associated Press) 11/04/08
  • State ballots feature hot-button social issues (The Associated Press) 11/04/08
  • Gay marriages in Connecticut to begin Nov. 12 (The Associated Press) 11/03/08
  • Sacha Baron Cohen crashes LA rally as 'Bruno' (The Associated Press) 11/03/08
  • AIDS-hit Swaziland promotes circumcision (The Associated Press) 11/02/08
  • Arrest made in connection with Wone murder
    Dylan Ward charged with obstruction of justice     (The Washington Blade) 11/1/08

    • October

  • Queen's gay marriage comments ignite flap in Spain (The Associated Press) 10/31/08
  • Anxious eyes on Calif. measure over gay marriage (The Associated Press) 10/31/08
  • Vatican issues screening guidelines for priests (The Associated Press) 10/31/08
  • 'Noah's Arc' Fills Theaters Two by Two (The Washington Post) 10/31/08
  • Proposition 8 fight a nail-biter to the end
    Ballot battles in other states also expected to be close     (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • At-large candidates vie for gay vote
    Schwartz, Mara, Brown in heated contest for D.C. Council seat     (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • Judge reduces charges in gay man’s death
    Hannah now faces involuntary manslaughter     (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • GLAA testifies against D.C. attorney general (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • Gay man fights to retain stadium ANC post
    Most gay candidates running unopposed     (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • 2 Eagle customers attacked in hate crime (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • GW forum on Islam and gays draws 200 (The Washington Blade) 10/31/08
  • Anti-gay-marriage groups look for Ariz. redemption (The Associated Press) 10/30/08
  • Gay Men's Chorus backs coat drive (Metro Weekly) 10/30/08
  • Healthy Discussion
    Meth Group leaders to share Seattle summit insights     (Metro Weekly) 10/30/08
  • Robbery at Fireplace
    Suspect flees, unsuccessful in attempt     (Metro Weekly) 10/30/08
  • Threat From Infectious Diseases Growing (HealthDay News) 10/29/08
  • Gay marriages to begin next month in Connecticut (The Associated Press) 10/29/08
  • 'Milk' premiere brings stars to SF's Castro (The Associated Press) 10/29/08
  • Marriage in California: Don't Win Ugly (The Washington Post) 10/29/08
  • AIDS treatment should start sooner, study finds (The Associated Press) 10/27/08
  • FBI: Hate crime down in 2007 but anti-gay crime up (The Associated Press) 10/27/08
  • Calif. gay marriage ban becomes big money race (The Associated Press) 10/26/08
  • Fierce fight over Prop 8
    Pelosi, Feinstein get involved, but Obama, Schwarzenegger on the sidelines     (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • Letters: We can’t afford to lose Schwartz at this critical time (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • Gays challenge gays in Dupont Circle ANC races
    Insurgent candidates call incumbents unfriendly to business     (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • Judge lowers charge stemming from gay man’s death
    Robert Lee Hannah now faces involuntary manslaughter case     (The Washington Blade) 10/23/08
  • Witness disputes suspect’s account of attack
    Activists fear officials are being duped by ‘gay panic defense’     (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • Gay bar robbed, employee injured (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • D.C. Council candidates to participate in HIV forum (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • National ‘ex-gay’ group appeals D.C. human rights office decision (The Washington Blade) 10/24/08
  • Calif. gay marriage ban backers target businesses (The Associated Press) 10/23/08
  • Outing the Vote
    Gay locals talk politics in the final stretch to Nov. 4     (Metro Weekly) 10/23/08
  • Hope Emerges from Horror
    Judy Shepard and local activists reflect on the decade since Matthew Shepard's murder     (Metro Weekly) 10/23/08
  • Countdown (Metro Weekly) 10/23/08
  • Shatner upset Takei didn't invite him to wedding (The Associated Press) 10/23/08
  • E.U. Honors Chinese Dissident Hu Jia (The Washington Post) 10/23/08
  • HIV testing planned amid scare at Mo. high school (The Associated Press) 10/22/08
  • Swedish health agency blasted for HIV stance (The Associated Press) 10/22/08
  • China warns EU over nominee for rights prize (The Associated Press) 10/22/08
  • Hollywood comes out in support of gay marriage (The Associated Press) 10/22/08
  • Public schools become focus of gay marriage ban (The Associated Press) 10/22/08
  • Same-sex marriage bill edging closer to reality for D.C. Council (DC Examiner) 10/22/08
  • Palin breaks with McCain on gay marriage amendment (The Associated Press) 10/21/08
  • Inflammation, Coagulation Tied to Non-AIDS Deaths in HIV Cases (HealthDay News) 10/21/08
  • Sex Partners Get STD Alerts by E-mail (HealthDay Reporter) 10/21/08
  • Bush: aid to poor nations especially needed now (The Associated Press) 10/21/08
  • HIV Can Re-Emerge From a Single Cell (HealthDay Reporter) 10/20/08
  • African leader in AIDS fight wins $5 million prize (The Associated Press) 10/20/08
  • Mormon group protests church's gay marriage stance (The Associated Press) 10/17/08
  • California gay marriage fundraiser reaches for stars (Reuters) 10/16/08
  • Intersection Altercation
    Gay couple critical of U.S. Attorney's Office after P & 15th incident     (Metro Weekly) 10/16/08
  • Arrest in Shaw Attack
    MPD announces arrest in Shaw murder case     (Metro Weekly) 10/16/08
  • D.C. police make arrest in Hunter murder (The Washington Blade) 10/15/08
  • Suspect Arrested in Death Of Man Beaten on Street (The Washington Post) 10/15/08
  • 'Ellen' airs video against gay marriage ban (The Associated Press) 10/15/08
  • Va. Ruling Bolsters Breakaway Parishes
    Former Episcopal Groups Organize     (The Washington Post) 10/15/08
  • Scientists bleak about AIDS vaccine prospects (The Associated Press) 10/14/08
  • Economy, financial crisis crowd out other issues (The Associated Press) 10/14/08
  • Chicago Thinks Gay-Friendly High School May Be Answer (The Washington Post) 10/14/08
  • AIDS vaccine focus shifts after disappointments (Reuters) 10/12/08
  • Radio Talkers Accuse Magic Johnson of Faking AIDS (The Associated Press) 10/10/08
  • Conn. Ban On Gay Marriage Reversed
    State's High Court Issues 4-3 Ruling     (The Washington Post) 10/10/08
  • Portuguese Parliament says no to gay marriage (The Associated Press) 10/10/08
  • 10 years after Shepard, no federal hate crime law (The Associated Press) 10/10/08
  • Conn. court legalizes gay marriage
    Ruling says 'couples cannot be denied the freedom to marry'     (The Washington Blade) 10/10/08
  • Conn. Supreme Court Rules Gay Couples Have a Right to Marry (The Washington Post) 10/10/08
  • MD: Alliance Defense Fund challenges transgender law
    Lawsuit comes after Md. high court upheld measure     (The Washington Blade) 10/10/08
  • Gays targeted in two new bias attacks
    Muslim suspects told victims ‘faggots’ are ‘stoned to death’ in Middle East; police ID man wanted in Hunter killing     (The Washington Blade) 10/10/08
  • State of emergency
    Black gays, Fenty, Lanier must all be more visible in D.C.’s hate crimes fight.     (Brian Watson, The Washington Blade) 10/10/08
  • One Film Not Enough? Head to the Festival
    'Reel Affirmations' Aims To Entertain and Educate     (The Washington Post) 10/10/08
  • Mormons renew calls for Calif. gay marriage ban (The Associated Press) 10/09/08
  • Ark. plans to drop unmarried foster parent ban (The Associated Press) 10/09/08
  • Top of His Game (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 10/09/08
  • Legal Eagle Lands in D.C.
    California-court hero Shannon Minter to open Equal Justice career fair     (Metro Weekly) 10/09/08
  • Day in Court
    Judge refuses to release G'town hate crime suspects     (Metro Weekly) 10/09/08
  • Out in this World
    Gaylaxicon returns to metro area for GLBT sci-fi fans     (Metro Weekly) 10/09/08
  • MPD Seek Hannah
    Wanted poster released in Tony R. Hunter manslaughter case     (Metro Weekly) 10/09/08
  • Police Searching for Suspect in Fatal Beating of MD Man (The Washington Post) 10/09/08
  • Laureates: Financial Crisis May Hit AIDS Funding (The Associated Press) 10/08/08
  • Gay candidates anticipate breakthroughs on Nov. 4 (The Associated Press) 10/07/08
  • Gay marriage ban attracts big money in Calif. (The Associated Press) 10/07/08
  • French AIDS Researchers Split Nobel With German
    Key Role Played by Excluded American     (The Washington Post) 10/07/08
  • Removing the HIV Barrier (Letters, The Washington Post) 10/06/08
  • Nobel is postscript to bitter 1980s HIV dispute (The Associated Press) 10/06/08
  • Nobels awarded for AIDS, cancer virus research (The Associated Press) 10/06/08
  • Mistrial ends San Diego gay pride harassment case (The Associated Press) 10/06/08
  • Odd couple: Rachel Maddow and Pat Buchanan (The Associated Press) 10/06/08
  • Transgender Ga. official wins legal battle (The Associated Press) 10/06/08
  • Gay elders' distinctive challenges get closer look (The Associated Press) 10/05/08
  • Pa. Episcopal diocese OKs split over Bible, gays (The Associated Press) 10/04/08
  • Hate Crime Alleged in Attack on Gay Man (The Washington Post) 10/04/08
  • Banned Books, Chapter 2
    Conservative Group Urges Libraries to Accept Collection     (The Washington Post) 10/03/08
  • D.C. residents demand action on hate crimes
    Gay murder victim memorialized at vigil     (The Washington Blade) 10/03/08
  • Arrest made in Adams Morgan gay bashing (The Washington Blade) 10/03/08
  • New initiative seeks to train gay bloggers
    Program has backing from HRC, Victory Fund     (The Washington Blade) 10/03/08
  • Hollywood urged to give more to save gay marriage (Reuters) 10/02/08
  • Presbytery vote favors officiate at Pa. gay union (The Associated Press) 10/02/08
  • Fundamentally Flawed (Will O'Bryan, Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Gay History Month
    Gay History Month or not, it's hard not to notice markers and milestones of GLBT history in recent days     (Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Bloc Party
    Fighting with the Gay Liberation Front     (Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Months to Mark the Years
    To celebrate black gay history, first you have to find it     (Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Fund Run
    WWC readies AIDS Walk and run with Louganis, launches Project Red     (Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Honor Roll
    ''Report Card'' improves D.C. standing in HIV fight     (Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Call To Action
    Local residents, activists, friends of victim gather for vigil, solutions     (Metro Weekly) 10/02/08
  • Calif. Gay-Marriage Ban Appears to Lose Support (The Washington Post) 10/02/08
  • Latest Research Supports New AIDS Drug (HealthDay Reporter) 10/01/08
  • HIV Outbreak Began Decades Earlier Than Thought (HealthDay News) 10/01/08
  • Study traces AIDS virus origin to 100 years ago 10/01/08
  • San Franciscans weigh merits of high school ROTC (The Associated Press) 10/01/08
  • Group want Ark. to allow unmarried foster parents (The Associated Press) 10/01/08
  • Palin Gives Beliefs, Demurs on Policies (The Washington Post) 10/01/08
  • MD: ACLU Seeks Data on Spying for 32 Groups (The Washington Post) 10/01/08

    • September

  • New institute to focus on AIDS vaccine (Reuters) 09/30/08
  • California governor vetoes Harvey Milk bill (The Associated Press) 09/30/08
  • A Diva Speaks for HIV's Silent Victims (The Washington Post) 09/29/08
  • 33 Pastors Flout Tax Law With Political Sermons (The Washington Post) 09/29/08
  • New Ecuador Constitution Allows Civil Unions (The Washington Post) 09/29/08
  • Memorial to slain gay student dedicated in Wyo. (The Associated Press) 09/27/08
  • 3M Injected Drug Users Worldwide Could Be HIV-Positive (HealthDay News) 09/26/08
  • South Africa's removal of health minister praised (The Associated Press) 09/26/08
  • Ganymede Shows Its Breadth in Fall Festival (The Washington Post) 09/26/08
  • Feds oppose domestic partner benefits bill
    Union leaders counter that measure is ‘good for business’     (The Washington Blade) 09/26/08
  • Young, black gay men bear brunt of HIV epidemic in U.S.
    CDC reveals elevated numbers in newest data     (The Washington Blade) 09/26/08
  • Police ‘very close’ to arrests
    Suspect in gay murder reportedly confesses, claims self-defense     (The Washington Blade) 09/26/08
  • Report cites D.C.’s lack of urgency in fighting AIDS
    Appleseed faults Fenty administration for failing to keep epidemic in public eye     (The Washington Blade) 09/26/08
  • ‘A great sense of security’
    Trans residents of Montgomery County praise new bias law     (The Washington Blade) 09/26/08
  • Where is leadership in this time of crisis?
    As gays are victimized, Fenty, other city leaders bury heads in the sand.     (Jack Jacobson, The Washington Blade) 09/26/08
  • De Facto Discrimination
    Foreigners who are HIV-positive still can't enter the United States.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 09/26/08
  • $16 Billion Pledged To Aid World's Poor
    Promises May Fall Through, Some Warn     (The Washington Post) 09/26/08
  • Zulus Eagerly Defy Ban on Virginity Test
    S. Africa's Progressive Constitution Collides With Tribal Customs     (The Washington Post) 09/26/08
  • Anti-apartheid activist becomes SAfrica president (The Associated Press) 09/25/08
  • Honoring Hunter
    Friends, family, activists plan vigil to honor victim and resist fear     09/25/08 (Metro Weekly)
  • Anti-Crime Encore
    New group's second meeting draws crowd, cops, Council     09/25/08 (Metro Weekly)
  • Muffins for Minors
    SMYAL readies for 11th Annual Fall Brunch     09/25/08 (Metro Weekly)
  • New Day
    NAPWA launches HIV/AIDS day for gay men     09/25/08 (Metro Weekly)
  • Nipper Nabs National Job
    Mayor Williams' GLBT liaison finds new home with Task Force     09/25/08 (Metro Weekly)
  • Gay stars thriving but await A-list company (Reuters) 09/25/08
  • Benefits for Same-Sex Partners Focus of Senate Hearing (The Washington Post) 09/25/08
  • D.C. Aims to Publicize City's HIV-AIDS Epidemic (The Washington Post) 09/24/08
  • Report Faults District's HIV/AIDS Awareness (The Washington Post) 09/24/08
  • At U.N., Protesters Target Iran On Rights
    Jailed Doctors' Case Is a Major Concern     (The Washington Post) 09/24/08
  • Calif. religious leaders push for gay marriage ban (The Associated Press) 09/24/08
  • Lector removed from Mass. church after gay memoir (The Associated Press) 09/24/08
  • Study: Series TV showing more gays, lesbians (The Associated Press) 09/23/08
  • Spielberg donates money to support gay marriage (The Associated Press) 09/23/08
  • A new twist for 'America's Next Top Model' (The Associated Press) 09/23/08
  • South Africa's Mbeki resigns afer power struggle (The Associated Press) 09/22/08
  • UN chief asks rich nations to spend $72B on Africa (The Associated Press) 09/22/08
  • Administration urged to end HIV travel ban (The Associated Press) 09/20/08
  • Affable Zuma has wide appeal among South Africans (The Associated Press) 09/20/08
  • Administration urged to end HIV travel ban (The Associated Press) 09/20/08
  • McCain, Obama wary of fueling gay-marriage debate (The Associated Press) 09/19/08
  • Federal officials: No charges likely against Foley (The Associated Press) 09/19/08
  • Schwartz launches write-in campaign (The Washington Blade) 09/19/08
  • Officials soften objections to DP bill, trans prisoner rule
    Activists ‘assured’ proposal rolling back protections for inmates will die     (The Washington Blade) 09/19/08
  • Oklahoma's Inhofe on attack again in Senate race (The Associated Press) 09/18/08
  • Breakaway Episcopal bishop ousted from ministry (The Associated Press) 09/18/08
  • Brazil president defends same-sex unions (The Associated Press) 09/18/08
  • Schedule of Events
    Ganymede Arts GLBT Fall Arts Festival     (Metro Weekly) 09/18/08
  • Attack Victim Dies
    Tony Randolph Hunter succumbs to injuries in possible hate crime     (Metro Weekly) 09/18/08
  • Stirred to Action
    Viciousness of recent anti-gay attacks spurs community reaction     (Metro Weekly) 09/18/08
  • Assaulting Behavior
    More attacks and a strike back     (Metro Weekly) 09/18/08
  • Man attacked near gay bar dies
    Police say evidence lacking for hate crime     (The Washington Blade) 09/18/08
  • Obama won't repeal 'don't ask' on his own (The Associated Press) 09/17/08
  • D.C. may take up gay marriage bill in ‘09
    Local activists say all eyes on Congress, Calif.     (The Washington Blade) 09/17/08
  • Kameny Papers archive opens
    Activist helped launch modern gay rights movement     (The Washington Blade) 09/16/08
  • MD: Ruling Inspires New Hope For Transgender People (The Washington Post) 09/15/08
  • George Takei marries longtime partner Brad Altman (The Associated Press) 09/15/08
  • Schwartz’s loss stuns supporters
    Mara ‘cautiously optimistic’ for November win     (The Washington Blade) 09/12/08
  • Bashing victim releases photos of injuries
    Publication sparks community meeting to discuss hate crimes     (The Washington Blade) 09/12/08
  • Court upholds Mont. Co. trans bias law
    Measure goes into effect as referendum is blocked     (The Washington Blade) 09/12/08
  • D.C. couples holding out for marriage
    Experts say many area gays skipping DP registry, waiting for full rights     (The Washington Blade) 09/12/08
  • Fall Arts Preview 2008 (Metro Weekly) 09/11/08
  • Free State Victory
    High court rejects petition effort to block Mont. Co.'s trans-inclusive protections     (Metro Weekly) 09/11/08
  • Gay Attack Victim on Life Support
    Sept. 7 robbery in Shaw has police on lookout for four suspects     (Metro Weekly) 09/11/08
  • D.C. Election Glitch Blamed On Equipment
    No Change in Outcome Despite Phantom Votes     (The Washington Post) 09/11/08
  • DC hopes needle exchanges curb soaring AIDS rate (The Associated Press) 09/11/08
  • Craig lawyers argue to overturn plea in sex sting (The Associated Press) 09/10/08
  • Write-In Totals Muddy D.C. Primary Results (The Washington Post) 09/10/08
  • MD: Transgender Law Ruling Is Expected This Week (The Washington Post) 09/09/08
  • Palin church promotes converting gays (The Associated Press) 09/05/08
  • Gay Muslims, Victims of 'A Jihad for Love' (The Washington Post) 09/05/08
  • Schwartz, Evans face challenges in D.C. primary (The Washington Blade) 09/05/08
  • Mexican Politician, Disabled Rights Activist Gilberto Rincón Gallardo (The Associated Press) 09/04/08
  • John J. Echeverry, Researcher in HIV/AIDS and cross-cultural adaptation, dies (The Washington Post - scroll down) 09/04/08
  • A Milestone for Gays, A Boon for Massachusetts
    Nonresidents' Same-Sex Weddings Bring Economic Boost     (The Washington Post) 09/03/08
  • Gay Republicans endorse McCain (Reuters) 09/02/08
  • Suit against gay marriage recognition in NY tossed (The Associated Press) 09/02/08

    • August

  • Scientists Spot New Twist in HIV Infection (HealthDay Reporter) 09/04/08
  • Swaziland's 40th anniversary bash hits sour note (The Associated Press) 09/04/08
  • HIV Rates Spur Outreach to African Immigrants (The Washington Post) 09/02/08
  • 'There Is So Much to Do'
    Health Chief Seeks Aid in Promoting Wellness     (The Washington Post) 09/02/08
  • Less talk and more action, global aid conference told (Reuters) 09/02/08
  • Americans adopting HIV-positive kids from Ethiopia (The Associated Press) 09/01/08
  • Fighting HIV-AIDS One Syringe at a Time (The Washington Post) 08/29/08
  • California prisons prepare for gay weddings (The Associated Press) 08/29/08
  • Restoring a name, 45 years later
    God, thank you for Bayard Rustin, an angelic trouble maker and songbird.     (The Washington Blade) 08/29/08
  • O’Malley reiterates call for civil unions
    Md. governor supports Mont. Co. trans rights law     (The Washington Blade) 08/29/08
  • Gay bashing victims hold ‘love’ rally in Logan Circle (The Washington Blade) 08/29/08
  • Activists fear sex worker arrests near new condos
    Trans, gay prostitutes targeted in Mt. Vernon Triangle     (The Washington Blade) 08/29/08
  • AIDS cases seen on the rise in Philippines (Reuters) 08/28/08
  • Poll: California voters oppose ban on gay marriage (The Associated Press) 08/28/08
  • Arrested Development
    GLBT activists debate arrests in new Mount Vernon strip     (Metro Weekly) 08/28/08
  • Fighting Back with Love
    Victims of hate crime make a public plea for nonviolence     (Metro Weekly) 08/28/08
  • Media Muddle (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 08/28/08
  • Club Kudos
    Stein Club presents annual honors     (Metro Weekly) 08/28/08
  • Lesbian activist Del Martin dies at 87 (The Associated Press) 08/27/08
  • In NYC, new HIV infections 3 times national rate (The Associated Press) 08/27/08
  • Rachel Maddow, MSNBC's Newest Left Hand (The Washington Post) 08/27/08
  • Ban on unmarried adoptions cleared for Ark. ballot (The Associated Press) 08/25/08
  • Gay marriage foes mobilize for ban in California (The Associated Press) 08/24/08
  • Library of Congress trans bias trial begins
    ACLU is representing Diane Schroer     (The Washington Blade) 08/22/08
  • Hill vote on D.C. gun law alarms gay activists
    Some fear conservatives are usurping home rule, would overturn marriage bill     (The Washington Blade) 08/22/08
  • Pannell trails in funds raised in D.C. shadow Senate race (The Washington Blade) 08/22/08
  • Leo Abse, 91; Led British Campaign For Gay Rights (The Associated Press) 08/22/08
  • Oregon tribe to allow same-sex marriages (The Associated Press) 08/22/08
  • Political Points
    Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance rates DC's politicians for the primaries     (Metro Weekly) 08/21/08
  • Now on the Hallmark aisle: Gay marriage cards (The Associated Press) 08/21/08
  • Fla. town backs ex-principal in gay student case (The Associated Press) 08/20/08
  • The Verdict at MSNBC: Maddow Gets Own Show (The Washington Post) 08/20/08
  • Calif. Court Puts Gays' Care Over Doctors' Faith (The Washington Post) 08/19/08
  • Argentine gay couples may claim widow's pension (The Associated Press) 08/18/08
  • Britain's spy service seeking to hire gays (The Associated Press) 08/18/08
  • Calif top court: Docs can't withhold care to gays (The Associated Press) 08/18/08
  • Gay marriage opponents seek to reverse new law (The Associated Press) 08/16/08
  • Family of gay boy slain in Calif. blames school (The Associated Press) 08/15/08
  • Evans, Schwartz score highest GLAA ratings
    Barry opposes same-sex marriage, but would vote to legalize it     (The Washington Blade) 08/15/08
  • Have Faith (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 08/14/08
  • There's Smoke, No Ire
    The Center tackles tobacco as venues accommodate smokers     (Metro Weekly) 08/14/08
  • Group Asks Fenty to Abandon Mission Deal
    Watchdog Says Swap Violates Law     (The Washington Post) 08/13/08
  • As Latin Nations Treat Gays Better, Asylum Is Elusive (The Washington Post) 08/12/08
  • Long Live The Queens
    One of the Washington drag scene's most pivotal figures illuminates a long-secret world     (The Washington Post) 08/10/08
  • Global AIDS prevention gives short shrift to gays (The Associated Press) 08/09/08
  • Raising Issues Of Race in Anglican Rift
    Conservatives' Links to Africans Questioned by Black U.S. Bishops     (Religion News Service) 08/09/08
  • In the Time of AIDS, A Nonstop Crusader
    'A Force of Nature' Takes on a Modern Scourge     (The Washington Post) 08/09/08
  • Gift cards key to new AIDS prevention strategy (The Associated Press) 08/08/08
  • Calif. boy pleads not guilty in gay teen's slaying (The Associated Press) 08/08/08
  • ‘Rattling the bamboo closet’
    From trendy bars to traditional families, gay Chinese caught between two worlds     (The Washington Blade) 08/08/08
  • U.S. efforts to fight HIV assailed
    CDC data a ‘scathing indictment’ of prevention tactics     (The Washington Blade) 08/08/08
  • Ban on HIV-positive visitors, immigrants continues
    Federal officials mum on timetable to end policy     (The Washington Blade) 08/08/08
  • Activists fault Fenty staff in flap over gay bills
    Appointees object to parenting bill, propose curtailing protections for trans prisoners     (The Washington Blade) 08/08/08
  • Report: Anglican says gay relationships okay (The Associated Press) 08/07/08
  • Gay, Global and Growing
    Local man ushers foreign-policy effort to its next stage of gay advocacy     (Metro Weekly) 08/07/08
  • Graham Joins Trans Activists
    Councilmember takes up the cause for Transgender rights     (Metro Weekly) 08/07/08
  • Early Lessons Forgotten, AIDS Conference Told (The Washington Post) 08/07/08
  • Some Canada Anglicans may reject same-sex moratorium (Reuters) 08/06/08
  • Tenn. church rampage suspect eyes insanity defense (The Associated Press) 08/06/08
  • Gay couples use weddings to wage ballot fight (The Associated Press) 08/04/08
  • Gay, bisexual men still at high risk for HIV: study (Reuters) 08/04/08
  • Gay Bishop Dispute Dominates Conference
    Anglican Event Ends With Leader's Plea     (The Washington Post) 08/04/08
  • Anglican leader seeks moratorium on gay bishops (The Associated Press) 08/03/08
  • AIDS Prevention Having an Effect
    New Cases Have Stabilized Since 1998, CDC Reports in Update on Epidemic     (The Washington Post) 08/03/08
  • CDC underestimated new HIV cases by 40 percent (The Associated Press) 08/03/08
  • Anglican bishops wrap up global meeting (The Associated Press) 08/02/08
  • Number of New U.S. HIV Infections Gets Revised Upwards (HealthDay Reporter) 08/02/08
  • Tijuana's AIDS Epidemic Is a Binational Threat (The Washington Post) 08/01/08

    • July

  • Massachusetts lets out-of-state gay couples marry (The Associated Press) 07/31/08
  • Riled Over Rules
    GLBT activists, Schwartz, critical of proposed Human Rights Act changes     (Metro Weekly) 07/31/08
  • Guarding Our Gains (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 07/31/08
  • Workers' Religious Freedom vs. Patients' Rights
    Proposal Would Deny Federal Money if Employees Must Provide Care to Which They Object     (The Washington Post) 07/31/08
  • Former Surgeon General Julius Richmond Dies
    Instrumental in removal of U.S. designation of homosexuality as an illness     (The Washington Post) 07/30/08
  • Mass. House votes to let out-of-state gays marry (The Associated Press) 07/29/08
  • U.S. AIDS policies neglect blacks: report (Reuters) 07/29/08
  • Justice Besmirched
    How the Bush administration soiled itself     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 07/29/08
  • Another Blow To Justice (Jamie Gorelick, The Washington Post) 07/29/08
  • Internal Justice Dept. Report Cites Illegal Hiring Practices (The Washington Post) 07/29/08
  • Police: Man Shot Churchgoers Over Liberal Views (The Associated Press) 07/28/08
  • Nike pulls ads on anti-gay concerns: report (Reuters) 07/28/08
  • Trans Formed: To Be Homeless & Transgender (The Washington Post) 07/28/08
  • Gay bias alleged in San Diego Bay shooting death (The Associated Press) 07/26/08
  • Uninvited, Gay Bishop Attends Conference Anyway (The Washington Post) 07/26/08
  • Asking and Telling About Military Service (Letters, The Washington Post) 07/26/08
  • Nike to drop Hyperdunk ads some see as homophobic (The Associated Press) 07/26/08
  • Bush Eager to Sign Bill Tripling AIDS Assistance (The Associated Press) 07/26/08
  • HIV Patients Living Longer (HealthDay Reporter) 07/25/08
  • Study Disproves Belief That Hepatitis C Blunts HIV Drugs (HealthDay News) 07/25/08
  • Ruling Clears Way for November Vote on Transgender Measure (The Washington Post) 07/25/08
  • Lesbians lose Australian court battle over twins (Reuters) 07/25/08
  • Trans rule change raises concerns
    Local activists say new jail proposal weakens rights act     (The Washington Blade) 07/25/08
  • Marathon Man
    Local Ted Hobart memorializes slain lesbian couple one step at a time     (Metro Weekly) 07/24/08
  • Adams Morgan Malevolence
    Neighborhood sees new attack on group of gay men     (Metro Weekly) 07/24/08
  • Sex-Worker Soiree
    'Grind the Vote' hits D.C. to raise political awareness     (Metro Weekly) 07/24/08
  • Sorry We Asked, Sorry You Told (Dana Milbank, The Washington Post) 07/24/08
  • Defending Our Values (Jamie Barnett, The Washington Post) 07/24/08
  • Officials: Search for HIV vaccine needs overhaul (The Associated Press) 07/24/08
  • A Shameful Ban
    The United States should end a prohibition against HIV-positive visitors and immigrants.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 07/24/08
  • A look at key parts of the global AIDS bill (The Associated Press) 07/24/08
  • Drug Holds Promise Against AIDS (HealthDay Reporter) 07/24/08
  • Congress votes to triple money for AIDS victims (The Associated Press) 07/24/08
  • District Fights Its Own AIDS Battle (The Washington Post) 07/23/08
  • Anti-gay Okla. lawmaker caught with gun at Capitol (The Associated Press) 07/23/08
  • Vigorous debate held on 'don't ask, don't tell' (The Associated Press) 07/23/08
  • AIDS Among Latinos on Rise
    Hispanics in U.S. Face Unique Obstacles to Diagnosis, Treatment     (The Washington Post) 07/23/08
  • Greek court rules lesbians are not just from Lesbos (Reuters) 07/22/08 li>Democrats to revisit 'don't ask, don't tell' (The Associated Press) 07/22/08
  • Anglicans Could One Day Be Led by a Woman: Bishop (Reuters) 07/22/08
  • Transgender Ga. woman claims she was wrongly fired (The Associated Press) 07/22/08
  • Texas county debates use of needle-exchanges (The Associated Press) 07/22/08
  • Anglicans Face 'Severe Challenge'
    Archbishop Urges Work on Issue of Homosexuality     (The Associated Press) 07/21/08
  • Nurturing Communities for Gay Adolescents (Letters, The Washington Post) 07/20/08
  • A Crucial Moment for Anglicans
    Conservative-Liberal Divide Roils Canterbury Gathering     (Religion News Service) 07/19/08
  • Acceptance of Gay People in Military Grows Dramatically (The Washington Post) 07/19/08
  • D.C. attorney general’s office objects to DP bill
    Gay couples close to ‘legal parity with marriage under law’     (The Washington Blade) 07/18/08
  • GLAA works hard to get candidates on the record (Letters, The Washington Blade) 07/18/08
  • MD: Judge ponders fate of trans rights law
    Equality Maryland prepares for November battle at ballot box     (The Washington Blade) 07/18/08
  • SC gay group to pay for ads after state balks (The Associated Press) 07/17/08
  • Dubai detains foreigners accused of being gay (The Associated Press) 07/17/08
  • Bad Counsel (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 07/17/08
  • A Long Way from Safe (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 07/17/08
  • In The Center
    Longtime activist David Mariner talks about his latest post at the helm of The Center     (Metro Weekly) 07/17/08
  • Maryland Prepared for the Worst
    Activists in Maryland await judge's ruling on Montgomery Co.'s transgender anti-discrimination law     (Metro Weekly) 07/17/08
  • Shniderman's Pay Criticized As Food & Friends Cuts Back (The Washington Post) 07/17/08
  • Senate Agrees to $50 Billion AIDS Plan
    Package Already Passed by House     (The Washington Post) 07/17/07
  • Census Won't Count Gay Marriages (The Washington Post) 07/17/08
  • Genetic Trait Boosts AIDS Risks in Blacks (HealthDay Reporter) 07/16/08
  • Calif. court passes on suit over gay-marriage vote (The Associated Press) 07/16/08
  • Anglicans meet as schism threat looms (The Associated Press) 07/16/08
  • US ban on visitors with HIV could end soon (The Associated Press) 07/16/08
  • McCain assailed for opposing adoptions by gays (The Associated Press) 07/15/08
  • Mass. Senate votes to let out-of-state gays marry (The Associated Press) 07/15/08
  • SC tourism employee resigns after gay ad flap (The Associated Press) 07/15/08
  • More Patients Can Get AIDS Drugs, but Cost Is a Burden (The Washington Post) 07/15/08
  • Australian court strikes ban on annoying pilgrims (The Associated Press) 07/15/08
  • Repeal would let out-of-state gays marry in Mass. (The Associated Press) 07/14/08
  • ABC, FX get high marks from gay, lesbian alliance (The Associated Press) 07/14/08
  • Gay Italian wins discrimination case (The Associated Press) 07/14/08
  • Owning His Gay Identity -- at 15 Years Old
    Youths Coming Out Sooner, but Protections Against Harassment Lag     (The Washington Post) 07/14/08
  • Gay US bishop fights exclusion from meeting (The Associated Press) 07/13/08
  • Pope says to speak out on Australia sex scandal (Reuters) 07/13/08
  • N.Y. Struggles to Aid Child Prostitutes
    Bill Would Divert Girls to Social Programs; Opponents Say Threat of Jail Is Needed     (The Washington Post) 07/13/08
  • The Spirit of '78, Stayin' Alive (The Washington Post) 07/13/08
  • Italian wins damages over gay driving test retake (Reuters) 07/12/08
  • Time to End 'Don't Ask'
    A report on the ban on gays in the military adds to growing calls to repeal the prohibition.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 07/11/08
  • Pro-gay incumbents favored to win D.C. primary
    Gay candidates lead insurgent slate for Dem committee races     (The Washington Blade) 07/11/08
  • Exhibit, gala slated to benefit local gay HIV support groups (The Washington Blade) 07/11/08
  • Vaginal Microbicides Might Help More Men Than Women (HealthDay News) 07/10/08
  • Whitman-Walker Clinic to Sell Administrative Offices (The Washington Post) 07/10/08
  • A Bad Prescription for Don't Ask, Don't Tell (Dixon Osburn, The Bilerico Project) 07/10/08
  • Transforming Corrections
    D.C. Trans Coalition continues effort to amend DOC guidelines on transgender inmates     (Metro Weekly) 07/10/08
  • Caron Honors Kristen
    Meth group's Degan praised by national treatment center     (Metro Weekly) 07/10/08
  • MD: Petition Challenge Focuses on Count Of Inactive Voters (The Washington Post) 07/10/08
  • Retired officers call for repeal of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
    New report urges Pentagon control over policy     (The Washington Blade) 07/08/08
  • New Report by Senior Military Leaders Urges End to Gay Ban 07/07/08
  • Study: Military gays don't undermine unit cohesion (The Associated Press) 07/07/08
  • Magic Johnson's wife in public eye on HIV campaign (The Associated Press) 07/06/08
  • Kenyan village gets clinic from brothers it helped (The Associated Press) 07/05/08
  • Anti-gay violence mars Hungarian parade (Reuters) 07/05/08
  • Facing Facts on HIV in Africa (Letters, The Washington Post) 07/05/08
  • Justice for Gays
    The Bush administration rules that children of same-sex couples can receive their Social Security benefits.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 07/05/08
  • New center for homeless gay youth to open
    Wanda Alston House sparks concern among some Northeast neighbors     (The Washington Blade) 07/04/08
  • Murder of Md. lesbian shrouded in mystery
    Badly burned body found in Bowie house destroyed by fire     (The Washington Blade) 07/04/08
  • Jesse Helms: a polarizer, not a compromiser (The Associated Press) 07/04/08
  • Gay-Marriage Opponents To Boycott McDonald's (The Washington Post) 07/04/08
  • The Ick Factor (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 07/03/08
  • Strip Search
    Craig Seymour set out to find himself by dancing in D.C.'s famed male strip clubs     (Metro Weekly) 07/03/08
  • An End to Chaos
    Owner dispels rumors of new location coming     (Metro Weekly) 07/03/08
  • From Acting to Actual
    The Task Force welcomes local as new executive director     (Metro Weekly) 07/03/08
  • Freeze-Dried Formula May Block HIV Virus in Breast Milk (HealthDay Reporter) 07/03/08
  • Siberian jail is champion in fight against TB (Reuters) 07/03/08
  • Bush urges Congress to pass AIDS funds (Reuters) 07/02/08
  • Obama Opposes Gay Marriage Ban (The Washington Post) 07/02/08
  • I Feel Pretty and Witty and . . . What? (The Washington Post) 07/02/08
  • Gay marriage: until deportation do us part? (Reuters) 07/02/08
  • Death Rates for HIV Patients Decrease Dramatically (HealthDay Reporter) 07/01/08
  • The AIDS Blockade
    Overcoming the last GOP obstacles to a lifesaving program     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 07/01/08

    • June

  • A Persistent Scourge
    HIV-AIDS continues to ensnare young gay men.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 06/30/08
  • Let My People Go, AIDS Profiteers (Sam L. Ruteikara, The Washington Post) 06/30/08
  • Case of a Lifetime
    What kept Patsy Kelly Jarrett in jail for a murder she says she didn't commit? According to the author, a Georgetown University law professor who spent decades trying to get her released, it was a misguided devotion to the truth.     (The Washington Post) 06/29/08
  • Presbyterian assembly votes to drop gay clergy ban (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • Bulgarian extremists attack gay parade with rocks (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • New meaning for San Francisco gay pride parade (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • Arizona puts gay marriage ban on ballot - again (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • Call for political displays rankles some Mormons (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • NRA sues to overturn S.F. gun ban in city housing (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • Anglican conservatives launch liberal challenge (The Associated Press) 06/28/08
  • Iraq veteran discharged for acknowledging he's gay (The Associated Press) 06/27/08
  • U.S. Episcopal Church dissidents win court ruling (Reuters) 06/27/08
  • D.C. playing politics with marriage?
    Former att’y general sees no legal reason to keep memo secret     (The Washington Blade) 06/27/08
  • Food & Friends faces cuts
    Fuel costs, Ryan White reductions prompt waiting list as executive criticized for $334,551 compensation package     (The Washington Blade) 06/27/08
  • Gay group calls for legalizing prostitution in D.C.
    GLAA says ‘prohibition’ creates more problems than it solves     (The Washington Blade) 06/27/08
  • Marion Barry announces support for gay marriage
    D.C. Council member breaks long silence on issue     (The Washington Blade) 06/27/08
  • HIV Rate Up 12 Percent Among Young Gay Men
    Steepest Rise Is in Black Males Ages 13 to 24     (The Washington Post) 06/27/08
  • NYC urges docs to do routine HIV testing on adults (The Associated Press) 06/27/08
  • Drug Helps Heroin Addicts Stay Clean (HealthDay News) 06/27/08
  • Senators push for passage of global AIDS money (Reuters) 06/26/08
  • Zimbabwe casts pall over Mandela UK visit, concert (Reuters) 06/26/08
  • Obama's wife says he'll fight for gay equality (The Associated Press) 06/26/08
  • Quiet Gay Pride march in Jerusalem (The Associated Press) 06/26/08
  • 'Troubling' Rise in HIV Among Young Gay Men: CDC (HealthDay News) 06/26/08
  • The Religious Left? Is Nothing Sacred?!
    Author: Dems Must Take Leap of Faith     (The Washington Post) 06/26/08
  • Faithful in Pews Might Not Be Voters in November (The Associated Press) 06/26/08
  • Conservative Anglicans Reluctant to Break Away (Reuters) 06/26/08
  • Oral Exam
    WWC offers free testing     (Metro Weekly) 06/26/08
  • AIDS rates growing among drug users, gays: report (Reuters) 06/25/08
  • Dobson says Obama distorting the Bible (Reuters) 06/24/08
  • Mormon church enters Calif. gay marriage fight (The Associated Press) 06/24/08
  • Va. says groom and 'bride' deceived officials (The Associated Press) 06/23/08
  • Brain Study Shows Differences Between Gays, Straights (The Washington Post) 06/23/08
  • Gay couples across California trade weekend vows (The Associated Press) 06/22/08
  • Saudi Arabia arrests alleged gays in raid (The Associated Press) 06/21/08
  • Rival campaigns deny responsibility for anti-Schwartz posters (The Washington Blade - scroll to bottom) 06/20/08
  • Gay rights advocates seek to stop marriage measure (The Associated Press) 06/20/08
  • Presbyterian minister officiates gay CA wedding (The Associated Press) 06/20/08
  • New transgender policy at New York juvenile jails (The Associated Press) 06/20/08
  • Maine group drops push to repeal gay rights law (The Associated Press) 06/19/08
  • Cross-Border Skirmishes (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 06/19/08
  • Prison Guideline Grudge
    Activist faults trans guidelines     (Metro Weekly) 06/19/08
  • Clinic Currency Whitman-Walker to sell S Street headquarters (Metro Weekly) 06/19/08
  • Discrimination Wins One
    Groups miss deadline to challenge signatures collected against transgender rights     (Metro Weekly) 06/19/08
  • Ebbin Joins SLDN
    Gay Virginia Delegate serving as new Communications Director of military support organization     (Metro Weekly) 06/19/08
  • Calif. Court Considers Medical Rights
    Justices Weigh Whether Doctors, Citing Religion, Can Refuse to Treat Some Patients     (The Washington Post) 06/19/08
  • Heart Risks Emerging in People With HIV (HealthDay Reporter) 06/19/08
  • Herpes Suppression May Not Prevent HIV Infection (HealthDay News) 06/19/08
  • Senate still deadlocked over $50B global AIDS bill (The Associated Press) 06/19/08
  • HIV Tests Cost-Effective for Some Seniors (HealthDay News) 06/18/08
  • Alzheimer's Protein Tied to HIV Progression (HealthDay News) 06/18/08
  • Both sides in marriage fight aim for mainstream (The Associated Press) 06/18/08
  • A 'Tectonic' Day for Gay Couples
    In West Hollywood, One Big Wedding Party     (The Washington Post) 06/18/08
  • Hundreds of same-sex couples wed across California (The Associated Press) 06/18/08
  • Anglican Bible conservatives hold strategy summit (The Associated Press) 06/18/08
  • Appeals court refuses to stop gay weddings (The Associated Press) 06/17/08
  • Norway passes law approving gay marriage (The Associated Press) 06/17/08
  • Reaching Out to Those With HIV/AIDS (The Washington Post) 06/17/08
  • Dozens of gay couples wed in Calif. after ruling (The Associated Press) 06/17/08
  • Gay couples rush to get married in California (The Associated Press) 06/17/08
  • California Weddings Make History
    State-Sanctioned Unions for Same-Sex Partners Begin     (The Washington Post) 06/17/08
  • Vignettes from California's same-sex weddings (The Associated Press) 06/17/08
  • Outlook: Long Road Remains for Gay Marriage
    California's Gay Marriage Fight Distracts From Real Struggle in Washington     (Joe Mathews , The Washington Post) 06/16/08
  • California Gay Marriage: The Ruling and One Couple's View (The Washington Post) 06/16/08
  • Gay pride abounds, but indie gay films tank (Reuters) 06/16/08
  • Gay Men, Straight Women Have Similar Brains (HealthDay Reporter) 06/16/08
  • At the Foot of the Capitol, Capital Pride (The Washington Post) 06/16/08
  • London bishop to investigate gay church ceremony (The Associated Press) 06/15/08
  • "I went into stripping for all the wrong reasons."
    After Craig Seymour Took It All Off, He Wrote It All Down     (The Washington Post) 06/15/08
  • The New 'I Do'
    The Way We're Handling It Is Pretty Half-Baked     (Joe Mathews, The Washington Post) 06/15/08
  • A Marriage Form Will Just Be Icing On Our Cake (Sara Sarasohn, The Washington Post) 06/15/08
  • Officials at SE Catholic School Offer an Improbable Prayer (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 06/15/08
  • Africa's 'Golden Voice' Shines Light on a Plight
    Salif Keita's Condition Has Become His Cause     (The Washington Post) 06/15/08
  • AIDS Cases Missed In D.C.
    Hundreds of Deaths Unreported Over 6 Years, Study Says     (The Washington Post) 06/14/08
  • British army to allow uniforms at gay pride march (The Associated Press) 06/14/08
  • Anglican Church: Gay 'wedding' broke rules (The Associated Press) 06/14/08
  • Calif. same-sex weddings will affect other states (The Associated Press) 06/14/08
  • Calif. Episcopal Dioceses Split on Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 06/14/08
  • Calif prepares for busy week of same-sex marriages (The Associated Press) 06/14/08
  • Flamboyant Philanthropist And GM Heir Stewart Mott (The Washington Post) 06/14/08
  • New law prompts Calif. county to halt all weddings (The Associated Press) 06/13/08
  • Fenty orders review of gay marriage options
    Calif. ruling prompts city to analyze legal position     (The Washington Blade) 06/13/08
  • Gay. Latino. 'Gaytino!' (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Proud Voices People Behind the Festival Talk About Why This Is a Special Weekend (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Jose Gutierrez
    Director of the Latino LGBT History Project and founder of DC Latino Pride Events     (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Pauline Anson-Dross And Davi Anson-Dross
    Musicians with Wicked Jezabel and a couple for nine years     (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Capital Pride Events (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Freddie Lutz
    Owner of Freddie's Beach Bar & Restaurant in Arlington and a 2008 Capital Pride Hero Award winner     (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Sheila Alexander-Reid
    Founder and director of the Women in the Life Association     (The Washington Post) 06/13/08
  • Mass. gov's daughter says she's gay; dad says he's proud (The Associated Press) 06/12/08
  • Group asks lower Calif. court to ban gay marriage (The Associated Press) 06/12/08
  • Judge raises constitutional issue in R.I. gay divorce case (The Associated Press) 06/12/08
  • Transgender rights laws spread, not always calmly (The Associated Press) 06/12/08
  • Bob Summersgill: Capital Pride Heroes 2008 (Metro Weekly) 06/12/08
  • Lawson and Order
    DCCA's new gay president aims for amity between Dupont residents and businesses     (Metro Weekly) 06/12/08
  • Judge Sides With Foes Of Transgender Measure
    Montgomery Voters Might Yet Decide Whether to Accept Law's Protections     (The Washington Post) 06/12/08
  • Dems reluctant to take on 'don't ask, don't tell' (The Associated Press) 06/11/08
  • Don't Ask Nunn (Jonathan Capehart, The Washington Post) 06/11/08
  • Dolores Neuman, 66; Photographer, Advocate (The Washington Post) 06/11/08
  • AIDS Drugs Reaching More People in Developing World, U.N. Says (The Washington Post) 06/10/08
  • 3 from Lesbos sue gay group over 'Lesbian' name (The Associated Press) 06/10/08
  • Longtime couple to kick off gay marriage in Calif. (The Associated Press) 06/10/08
  • Gay-marriage ruling could boost California's ailing economy (The Associated Press) 06/10/08
  • Mexico police botched journalist murder case: watchdog (Reuters) 06/10/08
  • ACLU unveils big expansion plans for US heartland (The Associated Press) 06/09/08
  • Marriage Equality Advocates: Make Change, Not Lawsuits 06/09/08
  • UN: New HIV infections outpaces drug treatment (The Associated Press) 06/09/08
  • The Poster Girl Who Was Cut Out of the Picture (The Washington Post) 06/08/08
  • Gay Anglican U.S. bishop enters into civil union (Reuters) 06/08/08
  • Groups to monitor D.C. vehicle checkpoints (The Associated Press) 06/08/08
  • Calif. Battle Over Gay Marriage Raises Novel Legal Questions
    Court Legalized Unions, but Ballot Measure Would Ban Them     (The Washington Post) 06/08/08
  • Many Protest Checkpoints, Call Policy a Rights Violation (The Washington Post) 06/08/08
  • Italy gay pride march protests against government and Church (Reuters) 06/07/08
  • Thomas Outlines Safety Plan on Eve of Checkpoint (The Washington Post) 06/07/08
  • A Deadly Toll: Nine Hours, Seven Lives (The Washington Post) 06/07/08
  • Legal issue affects timings of gay weddings (The Associated Press) 06/07/08
  • Aid orgs: Zimbabwe order put AIDS patients at risk (The Associated Press) 06/06/08
  • Calif. clerk stopping marriages to resist ruling (The Associated Press) 06/06/08
  • Court: Vt. ruling stands in lesbian custody case (The Associated Press) 06/06/08
  • Directive Details Plans For Stops in Trinidad (The Washington Post) 06/06/08
  • D.C. Police to Check Drivers In Violence-Plagued Trinidad (The Washington Post) 06/05/08
  • Calif. clerks may issue same-sex licenses sooner (The Associated Press) 06/06/08
  • Why is EMILY's List endorsing anti-semitism, racism and homophobia? (The Bilerico Project) 06/05/08
  • S. African health minister: HIV rates declining (The Associated Press) 06/05/08
  • Lesbian kiss at Seattle ballpark stirs debate (The Associated Press) 06/05/08
  • Gay couples cheer California high court ruling (The Associated Press) 06/05/08
  • Gambia releases Spaniards accused of soliciting sex (The Associated Press) 06/05/08
  • A Day at the Circus (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 06/05/08
  • Budding Prides
    From ''T'' to Latino, the Pride season grows to include greater diversity     (Metro Weekly) 06/05/08
  • Furmansky's Farewell
    Dan Furmansky looks back at the growth of Equality Maryland     (Metro Weekly) 06/05/08
  • Calif. court refuses to stay gay marriage ruling (The Associated Press) 06/04/08
  • Drug Regimen Prevents AIDS Transmission Via Breast Milk (HealthDay Reporter) 06/04/08
  • Sociologist who helped craft 'don't ask, don't tell' dies (The Associated Press) 06/03/08
  • Suit aims to stop NY recognition of gay marriages (The Associated Press) 06/03/08
  • Gay marriage ban qualifies for California ballot (The Associated Press) 06/03/08
  • Fear and Loathing HIV in South Africa (The Washington Post) 06/03/08
  • Outgoing U.N. rights chief slams treatment of women and gays (Reuters) 06/02/08
  • Vast distances a barrier to combating HIV/AIDS in India (Reuters) 06/02/08
  • MD: Transgender Law Case Heats Up in MoCo (The Washington Post) 06/02/08
  • Malaysian women urged to carry condoms (The Associated Press) 06/01/08
  • Moscow Gay rights activists defy authorities with rallies (The Associated Press) 06/01/08

    • May

  • Latvian gays hold march amid strong police presence (Reuters) 05/31/08
  • Calif. clerk hopes to have 1st legal gay marriage (The Associated Press) 05/31/08
  • Recognition of gay marriages in NY faces battle (The Associated Press) 05/30/08
  • 10 states ask Calif. court to delay gay marriage (The Associated Press) 05/30/08
  • Patio Politics
    Jack's faces overcrowding charge for 2007 High Heel Race     (Metro Weekly) 05/29/08
  • Shake-up at SMYAL
    Questions follow departure of director, loss of funding     (Metro Weekly) 05/29/08
  • Furmansky Announces Departure
    Executive Director of Equality Maryland leaving at year's end     (Metro Weekly) 05/29/08
  • Council At Odds Over Marriage License Tests (The Washington Post) 05/29/08
  • Gay rights advocates score wins in NY, Calif. (The Associated Press) 05/29/08
  • New York to recognize out-of-state gay marriage (The Associated Press) 05/29/08
  • Calif.: Same-sex marriages OK beginning June 17 (The Associated Press) 05/29/08
  • Scientists Break Into HIV 'Hideout' (HealthDay News) 05/28/08
  • New Compound Slows HIV Replication (HealthDay News) 05/28/08
  • California court to hear lesbian insemination case (The Associated Press) 05/28/08
  • Berlin inaugurates memorial to Nazi's gay victims (The Associated Press) 05/27/08
  • Boy Scouts sue Philadelphia over rent, policy barring gays (The Associated Press) 05/27/08
  • Official: California gay weddings a go for some (The Associated Press) 05/27/08
  • Brazil's gays stage huge parade against bias (Reuters) 05/25/08
  • South Africa wages intensified war on AIDS (The Associated Press) 05/24/08
  • Gay activists march in Romania despite opposition (Reuters) 05/24/08
  • Gay Marriage Isn't What We Should Be Focused On (The Washington Post) 05/24/08
  • Poll: 54 percent back Calif. marriage amendment (The Associated Press) 05/23/08
  • The Duty of the Courts (Letters, The Washington Post) 05/23/08
  • Local leaders weigh in on meaning of Black Pride
    Officials reflect on what Obama’s victory would mean to the community     (The Washington Blade) 05/23/08
  • Gay youth group SMYAL loses grant money, staff
    D.C. organization remains committed to programs     (The Washington Blade) 05/23/08
  • Fenty won’t release secret memo on marriage
    Calif. ruling raises prospect of D.C. couples demanding recognition of unions     (The Washington Blade) 05/23/08
  • Amendment jeopardizes landmark Calif. ruling
    Activists bracing for $20 million fight after court legalizes gay marriage     (The Washington Blade) 05/23/08
  • Federal court rules against military gays policy (The Associated Press) 05/22/08
  • Interview: DC Black Pride President Courtney R. Snowden (Metro Weekly) 05/22/08
  • D.C.'s first transitional home for GLBT youth to open June 1 (Metro Weekly) 05/22/08
  • Ziegfeld's/Secrets clears big relocation hurdle (Metro Weekly) 05/22/08
  • Summersgill among Capital Pride Heroes (Metro Weekly) 05/22/08
  • Equal Protection Victory (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 05/22/08
  • A Useful Nudge in California (Harold Meyerson, The Washington Post) 05/21/08
  • Meddling in Gay Marriage
    California's Supreme Court intrudes into a social issue that the state's political process was handling well.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 05/20/08
  • Gay Calif. couples savor court's marriage ruling (The Washington Blade) 05/19/08
  • Two Roads to Gay Marriage
    Did California Do the Right Thing in the Wrong Way?     (E.J. Dionne Jr., The Washington Post) 05/19/08
  • Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Makes Waves
    Opponents Work to Thwart Justices     (The Washington Post) 05/18/08
  • Prof. Art Leonard on the California Marriage Case (Leonard Link) 05/17/08
  • Cuban government backs calls to combat homophobia (The Associated Press) 05/17/08
  • Same-sex marriage ruling also victory for SF mayor (The Associated Press) 05/17/08
  • Mexico transgender couple ties the knot, pushes law (Reuters) 05/17/08
  • Calif. measure will test public opinion on gay marriage (The Associated Press) 05/16/08
  • California's top court legalizes gay marriage (The Associated Press) 05/16/08
  • D.C. Council expands DP law
    39 new provisions bring city’s gay couples ‘close’ to marriage     (The Washington Blade) 05/16/08
  • Channel 7 criticized for ‘biased’ report on ‘ex-gays’ (The Washington Blade) 05/16/08
  • Ziegfeld’s/Secrets cleared for license in new location (The Washington Blade) 05/16/08
  • Calif. Supreme Court Overturns Ban on Gay Marriage (The Washington Post) 05/15/08
  • California's top court to rule on gay marriage (The Associated Press) 05/15/08
  • Mixed results for divisive ballot measures (The Associated Press) 05/14/08
  • A Shaky Performance on Corrections (Ombudsman, The Washington Post) 05/11/08
  • Gay rights groups launch hospital rating system (The Associated Press) 05/13/08
  • VH1 Zips (With No Unzipping) Through 'Sex' (The Washington Post) 05/12/08
  • D.C. Council considers hate crimes resolution (The Washington Blade) 05/09/08
  • Some CDC grant money unspent by Latino clinic
    La Clinica blames staffing, facility hurdles for trans program delays     (The Washington Blade) 05/09/08
  • Male prostitutes, johns targeted in D.C. police sting
    Official says non-commercial ‘cruising’ not prosecuted     (The Washington Blade) 05/09/08
  • Gay Cop Conclave Hits D.C.
    Gay Officers Action League chapter hosts conference's first local landing     (Metro Weekly) 05/08/08
  • Sex Worker Survey
    DC Survey turns up victims of violations by police     (Metro Weekly) 05/08/08
  • Free the Sex Trade (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 05/08/08
  • Mich. high court says gay partners can't get health benefits (The Associated Press) 05/07/08
  • U.S. evangelicals call for step back from politics (Reuters) 05/07/08
  • The Peace Corps Wants You: But not if you contract HIV (Editorial, The Washington Post) 05/06/08
  • Gay former N.J. gov's divorce trial to begin in closed court (The Associated Press) 05/06/08
  • Official says Russia 'not ready' for tough HIV steps (The Associated Press) 05/05/08
  • Texas AG: Case against needle-exchange workers can proceed (The Associated Press) 05/05/08
  • Manila bishop says against gay men in May parade (Reuters) 05/05/08
  • On Economy, Unlikely Allies Forge Winning Strategy
    Housing Bill to Test Treasury Chief, Democrat's Ties     (The Washington Post) 05/05/08
  • Russia must grab chance to beat AIDS epidemic: U.N. (Reuters) 05/03/08
  • Methodists attend gay union ceremony near church convention (The Associated Press) 05/02/08
  • Fair Play for False Prophets (E. J. Dionne Jr., The Washington Post) 05/02/08
  • ‘Ex-gay’ symposium canceled (The Washington Blade) 05/01/08
  • NBJC holds Power of Us National Convention (Metro Weekly) 05/01/08
  • PFLAG head discusses Bringing the Message Home (Metro Weekly) 05/01/08
  • HIV-AIDS Forum Aimed at Teens (The Washington Post) 05/01/08

    • April

  • People of Lesbos take gay group to court over term 'Lesbian' (The Associated Press) 04/30/08
  • Australia to remove gay discrimination from 100 laws (The Associated Press) 04/30/08
  • Presbyterian Church clears minister in gay marriage case (The Associated Press) 04/29/08
  • Researchers Tackle HIV From a New Angle (HealthDay Reporter) 04/29/08
  • Singapore sees more HIV infections in 07 (The Associated Press) 04/29/08
  • For Volunteer, Early Exit Adds To Disease's Pain (The Washington Post) 04/28/08
  • Clinical Symptoms Enough to Switch Drug Regimens for HIV Patients (HealthDay Reporter) 04/25/08
  • TV has never seen more transgender characters (Reuters) 04/25/08
  • More Money for Needle Exchanges
    With Congressional Ban Lifted, City to Provide Funding     (The Washington Post) 04/25/08
  • Corvino defends morality of homosexuality (Muskegon Chronicle) 04/24/08
  • Singapore fines TV station for gay show (The Associated Press) 04/24/08
  • Discharged gays fuming over felony waivers
    ‘They’d rather have a convicted felon in the military than a gay person’     (The Washington Blade) 04/24/08
  • GLAA's 37th Annual Awards Reception (Photos, Metro Weekly) 04/24/08
  • Tattered Vestments (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 04/24/08
  • Levin seeks to expand hate crimes bill, end Iraq war (The Associated Press) 04/22/08
  • In Search of an AIDS Vaccine
    Rededication follows disappointment.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 04/21/08
  • 200 trans rights advocates lobby Congress
    Visitors from 29 states ask lawmakers to oppose gay-only ENDA     (The Washington Blade) 04/18/08
  • What happened to marriage in Maryland? (The Washington Blade) 04/18/08
  • Lizard Lounge to reopen at venue with smoking area (The Washington Blade) 04/18/08
  • D.C. Health Chief Focuses on Teamwork
    Vigilance Says He Will Target Heart Disease, Obesity, Hypertension, HIV-AIDS     (The Washington Post) 04/17/08
  • Problem Solver
    Activist Brian Watson honored by GLAA, along with five others     (Metro Weekly) 04/17/08
  • MD: Lawyers Maneuver Against Transgender Referendum (The Washington Post) 04/17/08
  • Africa's Real AIDS Priority: Prevention (Letters to the Editor, The Washington Post) 04/16/08
  • Pope says clergy abuse scandal sometimes 'badly handled' (The Associated Press) 04/16/08
  • Pope waves to gay Catholic group
    Dignity members claim ‘we got our message across’ during Benedict’s historic visit     (The Washington Blade) 04/16/08
  • Some gay couples are having trouble obtaining divorces (The Associated Press) 04/15/08
  • McCain: More Conservative Than His Image (The Associated Press) 04/14/08
  • Freedom and Faith on Campus (The Washington Post) 04/13/08
  • Schwarzenegger: No to Marriage Amendment (The Associated Press) 04/12/08
  • Obama Says Some Voters Are Angry, Bitter (The Associated Press) 04/11/08
  • Boston Trial to Test New HIV/AIDS Vaccine (HealthDay News) 04/11/08
  • Councilmember Jack Evans pays tribute to GLAA 04/11/08
  • The Return of Ziegfeld's
    Closed due to stadium construction, a Southeast nightlife legend paves the way toward a grand reopening     (Metro Weekly) 04/10/08
  • Protecting Peers
    Rainbow Response meeting guides response to domestic violence     (Metro Weekly) 04/10/08
  • Coming Unglued (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 04/10/08
  • Obama: Repeal of 'Don't Ask' Possible (The Associated Press) 04/10/08
  • Obituary: Laurence A. Tate (The Washington Post) 04/10/08
  • Kyrgyz Babies Pass HIV to Mothers (The Associated Press) 04/09/08
  • Egypt Sentences 5 Men for Homosexuality (The Associated Press) 04/09/08
  • Court Tosses Suit Over School Speech (The Associated Press) 04/09/08
  • PlanetOut to Sell Publishing Business (Yahoo Finance) 04/09/08
  • Science and Medicine: Cell Technology (The Washington Post) 04/08/08
  • Student Sees Problems With H.S. Text (The Associated Press) 04/08/08
  • Life on the Street Gets Tougher (The Associated Press) 04/07/08
  • Peter Tatchell protests China during London torch relay (AP Photo) 04/06/08
  • The Real China and the Olympics (Hu Jia and Teng Biao, The Washington Post) 04/05/08
  • Gay Rights Bills Move Ahead in MD Legislature (The Washington Post) 04/05/08
  • NYC Pol Caught in Slush Fund Probe (The Associated Press) 04/05/08
  • Canadian Gets 18 Years for Spreading HIV (The Associated Press) 04/04/08
  • House Votes to Continue and Expand President's Global Effort Against AIDS (The Washington Post) 04/03/08
  • Clinton Says She Will Defend Gay Rights (The Associated Press) 04/03/08
  • Straight or gay? U.S. court says Web site can't ask (Reuters) 04/03/08
  • Edits to gay soldier’s Wikipedia entry traced to Pentagon
    Anonymous user deleted references to sexual orientation     (The Washington Blade) 04/03/08
  • D.C. police chief will not oppose relocation of club
    Lanier intervenes after commander expresses 'reservations'     (The Washington Blade) 04/03/08
  • Uncommon decency
    Transgender women prepare to file lawsuit in response to treatment in D.C. jails     (Metro Weekly) 04/03/08
  • Out in the Open Taking on domestic violence in the gay community (Metro Weekly) 04/03/08
  • For Slain Youth, World Wide Web Of Mourners
    Strangers Create Memorials To a Gay Teen Named Larry     (The Washington Post) 04/03/08
  • 1,000 Back Anti-Gay Okla. Lawmaker (The Associated Press) 04/02/08
  • Temporary Ban on Castration in Thailand (The Associated Press) 04/02/08
  • Kennedy Targets Job Bias Against Gays (The Associated Press) 04/02/08
  • EU Court Rules on Gay Marriage Rights (The Associated Press) 04/01/08
  • Domestic Partners in Ariz. Win Benefits (The Associated Press) 04/01/08
  • Pentagon balked on gay partner travel (Politico) 04/01/08
  • Scientists Uncover How HIV Hides Inside Cells (HealthDay News) 04/01/08
  • Study: AIDS Drug Lifts Heart Attack Risk (The Associated Press) 04/01/08

    • March

  • Gay Couple Loses Benefits With Move (The Associated Press) 03/31/08
  • Public Death, Private Life (Deborah Howell, Ombudsman, The Washington Post) 03/30/08
  • Gay Youth's Slaying Spurs Call for Tolerance (The Washington Post) 03/29/08
  • Teen Killings Tied To Sexual Orientation (The Washington Post) 03/29/08
  • Shooting of Gay Student Sparks Outcry (The Associated Press) 03/28/08
  • Media, military kept soldier in closet after death
    Friends say gay man killed in Iraq would want the truth to be known     (The Washington Blade) 03/28/08
  • Biomarker May Signal HIV Progression (HealthDay News) 03/28/08
  • Modest increase for city AIDS programs
    Fenty budget calls for $1.7 million boost; federal funds also to rise     (The Washington Blade) 03/28/08
  • Gay Kosovo native adjusts to life in D.C.
    Activist won asylum after threats from Islamic fundamentalists     (The Washington Blade) 03/28/08
  • State of the World, 2007 (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 03/27/08
  • Discovering Our Past
    Rainbow History Project's Mark Meinke takes us from Arabia to archives     (Metro Weekly) 03/27/08
  • Memorial Day Disconnect
    DC Black Pride sees competition from local party promoter     (Metro Weekly) 03/27/08
  • Calling on Rhee
    The DC Center's Sessa sees slow acknowledgement of gay-related student data     (Metro Weekly) 03/27/08
  • AIDS Vaccine Testing at Crossroads
    After Little Progress in 25 Years, Scientists Urge Return to Basic Research     (The Washington Post) 03/26/08
  • Obituary: Ronald Haines; Bishop of Episcopal Diocese (The Washington Post) 03/26/08
  • AIDS cases could jump in Asia by 2020: UN report (Reuters) 03/26/08
  • Government sees overhaul of AIDS vaccine effort (Reuters) 03/25/08
  • Gay Palestinian gets OK to live with Israeli lover (Reuters) 03/25/08
  • SAfrican Anti-Conscription Activist Dies (The Associated Press) 03/25/08
  • Tax benefits for unwed couples approved by Md. Senate
    Senate has already voted to expand medical decision-making powers to partners     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • State Department urged to address ‘shocking’ violations
    120 countries cited for abuse, harassment of gay citizens     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • Kern stands by her anti-gay remarks, cites faith
    Oklahoma lawmaker a no-show at PFLAG rally     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • Dean slams Blade’s DNC coverage
    Criticism stems from gay man’s discrimination lawsuit     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • HIV travel ban repeal advances in Congress
    Measure attached to larger AIDS bill that enjoys wide support     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • Ariz. lawmakers revisiting constitutional amendment
    Similar measure banning gay marriage failed in 2006     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • Public health system struggles to reach gay ‘hidden population’
    Experts say CDC must look for gay men outside of bars, bathhouses     (The Washington Blade) 03/21/08
  • Gay Ex-Gov Wins Round in Divorce Court (The Washington Post) 03/21/08
  • Namasté
    Building the South Asian GLBT community locally with KhushDC     (Metro Weekly) 03/20/08
  • NYC Man Protests Polish President Speech (The Associated Press) 03/19/08
  • State Dept Human Rights Report Expands Gay/HIV Citations (Petrelis Files) 03/18/08
  • Barbara Walters and Israeli film get gay media awards (Reuters) 03/18/08
  • Wainwright Among Honorees at GLAAD Awards (Reuters) 03/18/08
  • MD: Medical Decision Bill Advances
    Same-Sex Marriage, Civil Union Initiatives Said to Lack Sufficient Votes to Pass     (The Washington Post) 03/15/08
  • Norway Proposes Gay Marriage Measure (The Associated Press) 03/14/08
  • Britain Halts Deportation Move Against Gay Iranian
    19-Year-Old Fears Execution at Home     (The Washington Post) 03/14/08
  • Whitman-Walker to relinquish Capital Pride role next year
    Non-profit Alliance group selected to take over city’s premier gay event     (The Washington Blade) 03/14/08
  • ‘Marriage is not happening’ in Md. this year (The Washington Blade) 03/14/08
  • Gay rights supporters continue ‘Don’t Ask’ repeal efforts (The Washington Blade) 03/14/08
  • Gay group aims to halt referendum on trans law
    Equality Maryland questions validity of petition’s signatures     (The Washington Blade) 03/14/08
  • Mautner Honors Maccubbin (Metro Weekly) 03/13/08
  • Allied for Pride
    Capital Pride Alliance wins bid for gay festival     (Metro Weekly) 03/13/08
  • "Minstrel" Madness (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 03/13/08
  • US Syphilis Up for Seventh Straight Year (The Associated Press) 03/12/08
  • Breakaway Episcopal Bishop Defrocked (The Associated Press) 03/12/08
  • Dutch Court Nixes Gay Asylum Seeker Bid (The Associated Press) 03/11/08
  • Gay Bishop Out of Anglican Summit (The Associated Press) 03/11/08
  • Congress May Strike HIV Travel Limits (The Associated Press) 03/11/08
  • Sen. Craig's Lawyers Appeal in Sex Case (The Associated Press) 03/11/08
  • Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Reelected After Tough Campaign (The Washington Post) 03/10/08
  • D.C. Gun Case Draws Crowd of High Court 'Friends' (The Washington Post) 03/09/08
  • Montgomery County: Transgender Law Opponents Put Measure on Ballot (The Washington Post) 03/09/08
  • S. Africa worried about affordability of AIDS fight (Reuters) 03/07/08
  • Md. lawmakers urged to avoid civil union ‘disaster’
    Activists say marriage alternative pains soldiers, children     (The Washington Blade) 03/07/08
  • Club Chaos closes amidst liquor license woes
    Owners claim move is temporary     (The Washington Blade) 03/07/08
  • Washington church honors gay unions
    Pastor says it’s a ‘step in the right direction’     (The Washington Blade) 03/07/08
  • Md. Senator at a Loss for Words Over Same-Sex Marriage Bill (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 03/06/08
  • Mayor Uses Poetic License In Some Of His Hires (The Washington Post) 03/06/08
  • In and Out
    Despite a national profile as an openly gay soldier, Uncle Sam still wants Sgt. Darren Manzella     (Metro Weekly) 03/06/08
  • Southeast Memories (Metro Weekly) 03/06/08
  • Kosovo GLBT Activist Granted Asylum in U.S. (Metro Weekly) 03/06/08
  • Club Chaos Closes (Metro Weekly) 03/06/08
  • School Board Seeks Say in Book Policy (The Washington Post) 03/06/08
  • 'Extraordinarily Brutal' Crime Draws 28-Year Term (The Washington Post) 03/06/08
  • Is America Ready for a Gay 'Idol'? (The Associated Press) 03/05/08
  • Gay Marriage Returns to Calif. Court (The Associated Press) 03/04/08
  • Unexpected Soap Protest Favors Gay Kiss (The Associated Press) 03/02/08
  • Sydney's Mardi Gras celebrates 30th birthday in style (Reuters) 03/01/08

    • February

  • Marriage debate offers glimpse into lives of Md. lawmakers (The Washington Examiner) 02/29/08
  • Ellen speaks out on murder of Lawrence King (QueerTwoCents.com) 02/29/08
  • Gay NY Officers Criticize TV Anchor Case (The Associated Press) 02/28/08
  • False Narratives (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 02/28/08
  • Children's Book May Return To Shelves (The Washington Post) 02/28/08
  • Va. Colleges Reach Out to Silent Victims of Sexual Assault (The Washington Post) 02/28/08
  • Obama Makes Gay Ad Buys in Ohio, Texas (The Advocate) 02/28/08
  • $65M for Gay Rights, HIV/AIDS Groups (The Associated Press) 02/24/08
  • Let's Leave 'Marriage' at the Altar (Nancy Polikoff, The Washington Post) 02/24/08
  • I Voted for Obama. Will I Go Straight to. . . ? (Joe Feuerherd, The Washington Post) 02/24/08
  • Feb. 25 vigil for Lawrence King, 6:30 @ Dupont Circle 02/23/08
  • Most Internet Sex Offenders Target Teens, Not Kids (HealthDay Reporter) 02/22/08
  • Tax Savings for Domestic Partners (Kiplinger.com) 02/22/08
  • Israeli MP Blames Gays for Earthquakes (The Washington Post) 02/21/08
  • Activists seek reconciliation, renewed push for ENDA
    But some urge celebrities to boycott HRC dinner in New York     (The Washington Blade) 02/21/08
  • GLAA Announces 2008 Awards (Metro Weekly) 02/21/08
  • African AIDS Crisis Outlives $15 Billion Bush Initiative (The Washington Post) 02/20/08
  • South Africa Announces Increase in AIDS Funds (The Associated Press) 02/20/08
  • Bush Touts U.S. Role in Fighting Malaria (The Associated Press) 02/18/08
  • US Drops Ban on HIV-Positive Diplomats (The Associated Press) 02/15/08
  • Egypt Steps Up HIV Arrests (The Associated Press) 02/15/08
  • NYC Unveils Official New Condom (The Associated Press) 02/13/08
  • What's the Point?
    President Bush tries to revive a ban on needle-exchange programs in the District.     (Editorial, The Washington Post) 02/08/08
  • New Jersey civil union law fails to protect (Reuters) 02/19/08
  • Gay Africans and Arabs come out online (Reuters) 02/17/08
  • And Tango Makes Three Sets Off Loudoun Library Dispute 02/17/08
  • Report Finds Problems With NJ Gay Unions (The Associated Press) 02/16/08
  • Anglican Leader Warns Conservatives (The Associated Press) 02/15/08
  • Anglican Boycott Over Gay Bishop (The Associated Press) 02/15/08
  • Senegal police fire tear gas at anti-gay protesters (Reuters) 02/15/08
  • Whitman-Walker layoffs draw employee complaints
    Staffers say ‘restructuring’ caused disruption of client services     (The Washington Blade) 02/15/08
  • Church Criticized Over Gay Services Plan (The Washington Post) 02/15/08
  • MD: Two Sides Testify on Same-Sex Marriage (The Washington Post) 02/15/08
  • Syringes and Spine (Rosendall, Metro Weekly) 02/14/08
  • The Party Line
    Revisiting the Best of Washington's past, finding a path to the future     (Metro Weekly) 02/14/08
  • Orthodox gays in Israel find support in Web site (Reuters) 02/14/08
  • Ethics Panel Admonishes Craig for Conduct in Sex Sting (The Washington Post) 02/14/08
  • Browns QB Brady Quinn Denies Altercation (The Associated Press) 02/13/08
  • Anglican Tensions Runneth Over (John Esposito, The Washington Post) 02/12/08
  • Ariz. Leaders Mull Gay Marriage Ban Anew (The Associated Press) 02/11/08
  • Gay Mormons Seek Meeting With New Leader (The Associated Press) 02/10/08
  • Archbishop criticized for UK sharia comments (Reuters) 02/08/08
  • SAfrica Questions Circumcision Advice (The Associated Press) 02/07/08
  • Attorney General Reverses Curbs On Gay Group at Justice Department (The Washington Post) 02/05/08
  • Brazil's Carnival Ends With Gay Ball (The Associated Press) 02/05/08
  • Sleepy Spokane Shows Its Sordid Side (The Associated Press) 02/05/08
  • Bill Would End Civil Marriage, Create Domestic Partnerships (The Washington Post) 02/05/08
  • Domestic Partnerships Allowed in Oregon (The Associated Press) 02/01/08

    • January

  • John H. Mack; D.C. Pastor Preached Inclusiveness (The Washington Post) 01/23/08
  • Same-Sex Couples Just as Committed as Heterosexual Counterparts (HealthDay News) 01/22/08
  • No Endorsement from Stein Club
    No majority reached by DC GLBT Democratic Club     (Metro Weekly) 01/17/08
  • Md: Marriage Buildup
    As a landmark marriage bill approaches in Maryland, the political gears rev up, while the loss of a key ally stuns     (Metro Weekly) 01/17/08
  • Mautner Project Appoints New E.D.
    Leslie J. Calman hopes to double budget of lesbian health organization     (Metro Weekly) 01/17/08
  • Clinical Restructuring
    WWC's sweeping plans for 2008 including both hirings and firings, and a new, 'edgy' HIV/AIDS awareness campaign     (Metro Weekly) 01/17/08
  • Transgender movement at a crossroads (Rosendall, Bay Windows) 01/17/08
  • Presbyterians Vote on Lesbian Clergy (The Associated Press) 01/16/08
  • 3 Sentenced in Cameroon for Being Gay (The Associated Press) 01/16/08
  • Allegedly Insensitive Letter Written About New D.C. Firefighter (WRC-TV News) 01/16/08
  • Gay Men More Likely to Contract 'Superbug' (HealthDay News) 01/15/08
  • No endorsement in Stein Club forum
    Clinton tops Obama but falls short of 60 percent threshold     (The Washington Blade) 01/15/08
  • Mautner names new leader
    Calman seeks to grow lesbian health organization     (The Washington Blade) 01/14/08
  • Vt. Gay Marriage Debate Tamer This Time (The Associated Press) 01/13/08
  • Md. Senator Known for Putting People First
    Civil Rights Activist's Sudden Death Stuns Admirers, Political Colleagues     (The Washington Post) 01/13/08
  • MD: Domestic Partnership Definition Is Criticized (The Washington Post) 01/11/08
  • Episcopal Church Bans Anti-Gay Bishop for 2 Mos. (The Associated Press) 01/11/08
  • More changes planned for Whitman-Walker
    Shift to primary care facility brings new medical director, some layoffs     (The Washington Blade) 01/11/08
  • Town Hall Set for HIV/AIDS
    'This Is Not the Dream' meeting to be held at Unity Fellowship Church     (Metro Weekly) 01/10/08
  • Lay-offs, Restructuring at Whitman-Walker
    Lay-offs, New Hires Both Part of the Clinic's 2008 Restructuring Plans     (Metro Weekly) 01/10/08
  • MD: Bills Pursued to Gain Rights Piece by Piece (The Washington Post) 01/06/08
  • District to Spend $650,000 on Needle Exchange Programs (The Washington Post) 01/02/08
  • James M. Holloway dies; former Gay Men's Chorus director (The Washington Post) 01/02/08
  • Same-Sex Divorce Challenges the Legal System
    Most States Lack Law, Precedent To Settle Issues     (The Washington Post) 01/02/08
  • 2008 Anniversaries 01/01/08
    • 1953 - 1974 - 1980 - 1981 - 1985 - 1991 - 1993 - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1997 - 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010

    E-Mail us: equal@glaa.org