A Gay and Lesbian Beer

A new beer will appear in the markets, gay and lesbian than ever!

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Anti-Gay Website Hacked By Anonymous

The activist group Anonymous acting on internet took down the website of a church Baptist of Westboro who contained homophobe remarks.

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Lesbian Movie Could See One Of Its Actress Win An Oscar

We will see in January when the Oscar nominations will be received but lesbian movies could be in the race.


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Exploring Gender: Gender-Neutral Preschool

Can you imagine a gender-neutral environment? Society dictates so completely our conception of gender that it is difficult to think of a place where one pronoun fits all or a child can choose to play with a toy without being placed into the stereotype associated with that toy. It is nearly impossible, and yet, a preschool in Sweden is trying to create such an environment.

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Marriage Equality Ireland Presents Rory's Story

Marriage Equality Ireland presents a video showing a boy who speaks about his two mothers and the consequences of the civil unions.

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Christian School Encouraged A Lesbian To Leave

Rachel Aviles, one of the most popular student of The Master's School, a Christian school in West Simsbury, taking part in the activities and being up to receive awards at the end of the year, in short, the kind of student that all schools dream about, have been suddenly invited to leave the school. You will have guessed it, Rachel Aviles is lesbian.

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LezGoSSIP: Sara Gilbert Dates Linda Perry

Linda Perry and Sara Gilbert are in couple! They were seen in Hollywood holding hands.

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Exploring Gender: Equal Protections News

Vandy Beth Glenn was a legislative editor for the Georgia state legislature prior to telling her supervisors about her intent to transition from male to female, at which point she was fired. Unfortunately, as so many other transgender and genderqueer individuals can attest, this treatment is far too common. Federal law does not explicitly designate gender identity as a protected status in employment and hiring, leading many to depend on the forward-thinking of some companies or those few states with laws in place on the state level to prevent this kind of discrimination. But thanks to Glenn and her determination to pursue the case, a new precedent has been set, at least in the district covered by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

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Rolling Hills Hospital Plans To Apologize After Denying Lesbian Visit With Partner

Two days ago, I spoke about Val Burke who could not visit her partner hopitalized whereas a law authorizes it. It ended well as she can from now on visit her. The chief executive officer of Rolling Hills Hospital in Franklin plans to meet Val in order to apologize.

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New Supporters For Australian Marriage Equality

The Australian Psychological Society (APS) decided to officially support it.

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Lesbian Campaign Against Corrective Rape

In Cape-Town, the capital of South Africa, a demonstration has took place yesterday to claim actions against the problem of corrective rapes.

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The Trevor Project Will Honour Lady Gaga And Google

Lady Gaga will be honoured as Hero by The Trevor Project, US gay youth organization, as well as Google which will receive an award for promoting its gay employees within the company.
The ceremony will take place in Hollywood on December 4th.


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Exploring Gender: Pronouns and Name Changes

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about pronouns and my name change. I understand it is hard at first to change those things in your mind when I’ve spent my whole life being one person, and all of the sudden, I’m another. It’s confusing, and no matter how supportive you are, there will be slip-ups. How do people approach this change though?

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Anna Paquin And Prejudice For Bisexuals

The actress Anna Paquin speaks openly about the prejudice against the bisexuals.

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Exploring Gender: The Question of (Trans)men at Women's Colleges

I am about to graduate from a women’s college in Virginia. I have always loved it here: the people, the community. Generally, I feel safe. I feel secure. I know I can walk around campus holding hands with my girlfriend and no one will care. But trans issues at a women’s college are complicated. Again, I know I am safe, but there are constraints to that safety.


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Lykke Li : A Musical Discovery

A few years ago I stopped listening to the radio wearied to always hear the same songs every hour. I went to discover other musics, other artists, I read music magazines which write about artists that we never hear on the radio and I discovered incredible songs.
The discovery of a voice, of a melody, of a rhythm,… the simple but magic pleasure of the music.
This week, I stopped on an artist with a very particular musical sound, Lykke Li.


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LezGoSSIP: Sara Gilbert Confirmed Her New Relationship With Linda Perry

It is now sure, Sara Gilbert is in couple with Linda Perry. During The Talk, tv show she co-hosts, Sara indeed confirmed her relationship with Linda.

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Lady Gaga Voted Entertainer Of The Year

The team of Associated Press elected Lady Gaga, Entertainer of the Year. What do you think about it?


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President Obama And LGBT Rights

The New Yorker proposes an assessment on the victories of the LGBT community and on President Obama.

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Rolling Hills Denied The Right For A Woman To Visit Her Partner

Whereas a law allows from now on the visit of your partner when you are hospitalized, it would seem Rolling Hills Hospital in Franklin, Tennessee forgot the change of law when it prevented a woman to visit her partner.

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Jamaican Newspaper Published Exodus Anti-Gay Advert

Some weeks ago, I spoke about the decline of an anti-gay organization, Exodus International, and I concluded by saying that soon, one would surely hear about it again because it needs money so it has to act to try to find new sponsors. The organization seems to move towards anti-gay countries like Jamaica. That's why one can discover a whole page denouncing homosexuality on a jamaican newspaper, the Jamaican Sunday Express, titled What you should know about homosexuality.

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Act Up Launches A Campaign To Push Gay Marriage In France

Act Up, organization which fight against AIDS and LGBT discrimination, launches a campaign to push gay marriage in France via Act Up Paris whereas the presidential elections approaches.

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Lend Me Your Shoulder

In yoga, I hear the statement “Open your heart,” a lot. Right now, hearing that may make me explode with frustration. So I bring to you some basic shoulder-opening poses, where most of us carry tension. These poses can also help open up our hearts (whenever we may be ready for such a feat as that.)


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The L word Cast Reunion : Ilene Chaiken Regrets Dana's Death

With the release of The L word: The Complete series in DVD, one have a bonus in which Ilene Chaiken announces her biggest regret! What a surprise, it's about Dana's death!


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Pauley Perrette Will NOT Marry Until Prop 8 Is Repealed

Pauley Perrette is always activist and this time, she decided to not get married until Prop 8 is repealed.

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Clinics Torture Lesbians In Ecuador

I thought I heard everything about treatments against homosexuality but I never had heard about physical tortures “to cure” lesbians. What undergoes certain women in Ecuador is horrible.

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Florida Lesbian Couple Humiliated By A DMV

A lesbian couple felt humiliated by Pinellas County DMV after they wanted to change their name on their driving licenses.

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Rosie O'Donnell Found The Perfect Gift For Michele Bachmann

Rosie O'Donnell found the perfect Christmas gift for Michele Bachmann : a gaydar gun !

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Lesbian Moms Address Homophobe Troy Mayor

Amy and Tina Weber came in front of their mayor during a city council to tell her that they are a gay family.

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Elizabeth Warren If Elected Will Push LGBT Rights In US Senate

The U.S. Senate candidate in Massachusetts, Elizabeth Warren, would like her state is used as an example for the rest of the country concerning the LGBTQ laws.

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Two Israeli LGBT Organizations Received A Human Rights Award

Two associations of psychological support for Jewish orthodoxe gays and lesbians received each one the Human Rights Award by France.


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West Virginia Board Of Education Passed Anti-Bullying Law

A new law to protect youth against bullying based on their sexual orientation and their gender identity was passed by West Virginia Board of Education.

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