In a significant move that signals a broader trend among U.S. corporations, Walmart has announced a rollback of its diversity policies. This decision reflects a
The world is watching as President Barack Obama returns to his ancestral home of Kenya on a tour of African nations. The president has promised
Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, a member of one of India’s oldest royal families, made headlines across the globe in 2006 when he came out as gay, making
Historically black Alabama State University is being sued over its treatment of two gay, white male professors. Dr. John Garland filed a lawsuit on June
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer took a big risk and vetoed a bill strongly favored by right-wing fanatics. The bill would have allowed a business to
Last month was an monumental moment for LGBT rights as the Supreme Court struck down a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, a move which was
Recently, rolling out reporter Nicholas Robinson penned the feature: Minnesota to become 12th state to legalize same-sex marriage. To celebrate the victory, Revolution Church introduced rainbow
The original “Dear Abby,” who wrote under the pen name Abigail Van Buren for her popular column, passed away at age 94 in Minneapolis on
“There can be no justification for the law treating people differently…”
Newsweek, in response to Pres. Obama’s sentiment that gays should be allowed to marry, has named No. 44 as the First Gay President in this
Since Magic Johnson famously revealed that he was HIV positive in 1991, the retired NBA legend has been one of the most successful advocates for
Cee Lo Green’s song “Forget You (F—k You)” has recently seemed to be more appropriate personally for the singer now then ever. After local music
“The Rainbow PUSH Coalition unequivocally denies Tommy Bennett’s false claims of harassment, retaliation and discrimination.”
