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As a follow-up to the video I posted earlier this month, Fox & Friends talks to former Brookstone manager Peter Vadala, who says he was fired for disagreeing with a co-worker about her lesbian "lifestyle" and says he's being discriminated...
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Every Monday, from now until I decide to stop doing it on Monday’s, you’ll get the sex news that mattered last week delivered fresh to your inbox this week. Some of it is still worth reading, if you haven’t read it already. Especially this weeks...
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A man in Salem, Massachusetts, was picked up early Tuesday morning for walking down the street with a bag full of his ex-wife's sex toys, according to the Salem News. Well, that's what he claimed, anyway, probably hoping the officers would be...
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Rhode Island Governor Donald Carcieri crossed state lines last night to deliver a speech about "traditional marriage" to the Massachusetts Family Institute. In September, gay groups had asked Carcieri to cancel the appearance. Here's what the MFI...
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Eric Patten, the Winthrop, Massachusetts man who assaulted two lesbians in Provincetown over Memorial Day weekend after mistaking them for gay men, has been sentenced to 30 days in the Barnstable house of Corrections, Wicked Local reports :
"Judge...
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Death of culture: McDonald's moves into the Louvre.
A Showgirls sequel?
Lady Gaga appeared on the MTV reality show Boiling Point three years ago — here's the video.
Weekly Standard defends military gay ban: "Another way to put this is to say...
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As the Presbyterian Church USA moves closer to recognizing gays and lesbians, one transgendered woman from Waltham, Massachusetts is inching closer to ordination. The Christian Post reports today that Sara Herwig's journey to "fulfill God...
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A Massachusetts Judge has ruled that strippers are not wallpaper. Suffolk Superior Judge Frances A. McIntyre wrote “A court would need to be blind to human instinct to decide that live nude entertainment was equivalent to the wallpaper of...
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What is it with transphobes and their obsession with bathrooms? Every time someone brings up the possibility of treating transsexuals like, say, human beings, the family values crowd goes screaming straight for the potty. Look at Massachussetts, for...
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Back in 2004, if you asked just about anybody about the possibility of legal same-sex marriage, they might easily have responded that it would happen when pigs have wings. Well, history was made on May 17, 2004, when Massachusetts became the first...
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It was going to be close, and nobody was sure if it would happen. The Associated Press reports that Tuesday morning Vermont lawmakers passed an override of Gov. Jim Douglas's Monday afternoon veto of the same-sex marriage bill. The Vermont State...
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The most popular rationalization for moral panics is some version of the words of Helen Lovejoy from The Simpsons: "Won't someone please think of the children?" See the recent freakouts over "sexting" as an example. You would think that children...
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The Vermont House is expected to vote on the issue of same-sex marriage today. Last week, the Vermont State Senate overwhelmingly voted in favor of gay marriage, 24 to 6. The bill is expected to pass in the House today. However, Gov. Jim Douglas has...
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In an unprecedented move in American politics, the Vermont State Senate, reports CNN, has overwhlemingly voted in favor of gay marriage. The 24 to 6 vote would mean that if the bill becomes law, Vermont would be the first state in the Union to...
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Connecticut lawmaker are holding hearing starting today on a bill to update the sates marriage laws. The bill, if adopted, would transform existing civil unions into marriages as of October 2010. Connecticut joined Massachusetts as the only...