A Brazilian general’s comment that gay soldiers should not be allowed to command troops sparked fierce criticism today from gay rights groups and a national lawyers’ organisation that champions human rights
Sarah Jessica Parker has given away her tickets to the Sex and the City 2 premier in a bid to raise money for equal LGBT rights.
Kenya police on Friday arrested five suspected homosexuals in a coastal resort town after hundreds of residents protested over a planned gay wedding, a local official said.
Seeking to overcome a broadcast blackout imposed by the US Supreme Court, a pair of Los Angeles filmmakers have undertaken the task of faithfully recreating the federal trial on California’s same-sex marriage ban for the internet – all 60-plus hours of it; every “um,” “yes, your honour” and “objection!”
Ex-commander-in-chief Jimmy Carter thinks the nation may be ready for a gay president.
"I don't know about the next election, but I think in the near future," Carter told the website Big Think, broadcast on CNN.
Carter said the nation is acclimated to the idea of President Obama, or a President Hillary Rodham Clinton. He wouldn't be surprised to see similar feelings about a gay president.
CNN panelist and former Bill Clinton adviser James Carville posed an interesing question: What if there has already been a gay president?
"How do we know we haven't had one?" Carville said.
Carville did not name any names -- but there have always been questions about American's only bachelor president, James Buchanan (1857-61).
Source: USA Today
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