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After 52 percent of California voters decided earlier this month to ban same-sex marriage in their state, gay rights activists there and throughout this nation took to the streets demanding a right unrelated heterosexuals are granted without question.

I don’t at all agree with Bash Back’s tactics. For a lot of reasons. But this ain’t one of them: Look at the Civil Rights movement, I dont see minorities storming anything and doing this sort of thing and look what we have in the White House. I hope those guys are all arrested and fined.

If you follow DWT you are probably aware that we do not support nominal Democrat Bruce Lunsford for the Kentucky Senate seat. That certainly doesn't mean we support the current occupant of the seat, Miss McConnell, either. We want them both to lose.

A real axis of evilUnless the rumors about Larry Craig becoming a lobbyist for HRC are true, it could be very lonely for Lindsey Graham come January. Lonely like in "Gee, this closet is so empty these days...

Gay marriage: myths and reality September 22nd, 2008 Posted in From Lisa's Lookout, Gay Marriage, Homosexuality, Marriage | If a straight organization such as the NAACP, the Union for Reform Judaism, or the League of Women Voters linked to a Web site hostile to sexual fidelity that argued that

Kentucky court nixes second-parent adoption by Roger Sinasohn Sep 20th 2008 12:01PM Adoption, Divorce & custody, 2Moms2DadsSo say you're in love with someone. Totally and completely. And not just them, but their kids too. So you want to get married and legally adopt the kids. But there's a problem.

The Kentucky State Court of Appeals found itself incapable of overturning an adoption of a child by its biological mother’s lesbian partner. Before anyone starts celebrating, it should be noted that the Court did not reach this decision out of any recognition of the inherent inequality in not allowing legal recognition of same-sex co-parenting.

San Diego firefighters testify in suit against San Diego over being forced to take part in Gay Pride parade: "I felt like I was close to being in an X-rated event. I was ashamed to wear my uniform that day." Emile Hirsch talks to Nylon about Milk: "I just had such a wonderful time. it’s such a great ensemble.

The ACLU has stepped in to help five men in Louisville get an apology and refund form McDonald's after they say employees at the restaurant referred to them with anti-gay slurs: "Ryan Marlatt, Teddy Eggers, and three other friends had stopped for lunch at a McDonald's restaurant on East Market Street on July 26, 2008 while visiting Louisville for the weekend.

Many thanks to the Kentucky Equality Federation blog for the heads up on this one. . . Why do I feel like there are so much bad LGBT news coming out of my home state these days? Stephen Andrew Moller pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter on June 11 in connection with the death of Sean Kennedy last year.