Recent Posts:
California Court Rules That Private Schools Can Expel Students for Being Gay
White in the Rainbow: Can I Get Some Mayonnaise Please?
First, a bit about the Gay White Male. He is probably the most widely recognized cross-section of the Queer community; you either love him or hate him, but he’s here to stay, and you’d better get used to it (snap). He is well-groomed, well-spoken, the best friend, gym buddy, and dance partner a girl could have. He’s passionate and often promiscuous, prone to fits of emotion and brash outbursts. He’s rapidly becoming a ubiquitous figure in Western pop culture, though many would argue that he’s beginning to suffer from overexposure, becoming a caricature, a cliché, the butt of a low-brow joke in a bar and a thousand amusing imitations across America. He is creative, driven, and lucky; he wears Prada sunglasses to dress up his True Religions. He is the pillar of the fashion industry; he saves the Galleria and the Grove from the depths of the depression. In short, he’s fabulous.
Out Magazine's Columnist on the Fight for Gay Marriage
"In our rush to the altar we've decided to tiptoe the last mile. GLBT groups in California encouraged couples to tone down their weddings... I want to see Lance Bass wake up from a drunken evening next to a stranger sporting a wedding ring."
Say What?!
A collection of outrageous, hilarious, encouraging, and infuriating quotes from all over the map
"Assimilation is killing us. We are falling into a trap. Some of us adopt an apologetic stance, stating 'that's just the way I am' (read: 'I'd be straight if I could.')"The 2008 Presidential Candidates' Positions on Gay Rights
What LGBT policies do the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates support?
According to lesbianlife.about.com, these are their stances:
John McCain
Gay Marriage: No
Civil Unions: No
Gay Adoption: No
LGBT Non-Discrimination Laws: No
Don't Ask, Don't Tell Military Policy: Yes
Barack Obama
Gay Marriage: No
Civil Unions: Yes
Gay Adoption: Yes
LGBT Non-Discrimination Laws: Yes
Don't Ask, Don't Tell Military Policy: No

