Join the Impact protests ex-gay training
The latest foray by Exodus International, the country's leading ex-gay ministry, into Boston was a relatively low-key affair, but the grassroots LGBT group Join the Impact Massachusetts and other activists turned out to protest and send a loud message of opposition to their teachings.
'Today Show': 'Craigslist killer' solicited men, transsexuals
Just when you thought you had enough of the media saturation of the alleged "Craigslist Killer" Philip Markoff, along comes the Today Show with an exclusive report on the latest twist in the case.
Queer Eye's Ted Allen Dines Out For Life
With five seasons as the food and wine connoisseur of "Queer Eye" under his belt, there's no doubt about Ted Allen's fine taste. This month, he lends his support to Dining Out for Life, a campaign that donates a percentage of restaurant proceeds to HIV/AIDS organizations.
Advocates scramble to restore state funding for LGBT programs
After suffering major funding cuts and the removal of earmark language for LGBT programs in the proposed House Ways and Means Fiscal Year 2010 budget last week, LGBT advocates and their allies in the State House are working to restore the cuts through the budget amendment process, which begins on April 27.
LGBT advocates fight back against 'bathroom bill' rhetoric
To hear opponents of the transgender rights bill describe the legislation, one might think it would unleash full-scale anarchy on the Commonwealth.
Controversial AIDS Doc Leads to Stormy Confrontation
panel discussion about a controversial AIDS documentary, House of Numbers, descended into a screaming match April 21 at the Boston International Film Festival, with both the film's director, Brent Leung, and other members of the audience shouting down and attempting to drown out the remarks of Dr. Daniel Kuritzkes, an HIV expert and Harvard Medical School professor who was interviewed in the film.
Gay Runners Set for Boston Marathon
On April 20, thousands of Boston Marathon runners will once again pound the pavement for 26 miles from Hopkinton to Boston. The internationally renowned event attracts participants from far and wide, and their reasons for running are just as diverse. For many, it's a personal dream; for three local gay men, it's the chance to make a public statement.
Niki Haris :: 20 Years with Madonna
Niki Haris has been singing with Madonna for two decades. Does she dish the dirt about Madge?
Harvard Law LGBT group tackles disability in the queer community
In an effort to raise awareness of the barriers that disabled people face in gaining access to LGBT community spaces, Harvard Law School Lambda (HLS Lambda) will host "Radical Access: The politics of inclusion for Queer Disabled People in Queer Community," a forum to be held at Harvard Law School on April 21 at 7:15 p.m.
Would middle school GSAs help curb anti-gay bullying?
During an April 14 legislative briefing by the Massachusetts Commission on GLBT Youth, commissioners, lawmakers and young people debated whether middle schools would be the next frontier for the gay/straight alliance (GSA) movement.
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