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A new chart released by the Williams Institute at UCLA shows the huge increase in Mexico party support state-by-state between 2004 and 2012. The Dallas Voice reports: The study found that the country’s overall support for marriage quality had an average increase of 13.6 percent, with more than 50 percent of citizens in 12 states […]
New Chart Shows Shift in Marriage Equality Support Since 2004 Read More »
April is here and that means the seasons are about to start changing…for some it’s a pleasant relief because those days when depression hits with clouds and snow and rain will soon be on the wane. For others it means spring allergy season is almost upon us and with the first buds will come the
Medical Matters – Spring Read More »
Lisa Keen at Keen News Service focuses on Kennedy’s questions: In the Proposition 8 argument, Kennedy asked three questions concerning legal standing and five concerning constitutional issues. On legal standing, he sent mixed signals. He expressed discomfort with the idea that the governor or attorney general of California could seemingly “thwart the initiative process” by
The times, they are a changin’. In fact, I’m beginning to wonder whether gay, lesbian, bi & trans folks are todays canaries in the coal mine. For those of you unfamiliar with the canaries’ function, the phrase refers to the fact that well into the 20th century; coal miners would bring canaries into the mines
The word by Sheila Read More »
Two weeks ago, Hillary Clinton announced her support for gay marriage. Placid and well-coiffed, she looked at the camera with Clintonian firmness, and said, “L.G.B.T. Americans are our colleagues, our teachers, our soldiers, our friends, our loved ones, and they are full and equal citizens and deserve the rights of citizenship. That includes marriage.” That
Are We Overlooking Transgender Rights In Our Rush To Marriage Equality? Read More »
Over the course of Spring Break, my traditionally blue Facebook page was turning red. My friends, it seems, are overwhelmingly supportive of gay rights, changing everything from their profile pictures to their banners in response to the recent Supreme Court case, United States v. Windsor. Likewise, thousands more rallied outside the high court to show
Standing for Marriage Equality as a Muslim Read More »
Mz. Pink, I’ve never been to a Gynecologist. How important is it for me to go see one? Since I don’t have sex with men is it necessary to go? Pap Fear Read my answer by clicking read more ——————->
Advice: Pink In The Sheets Read More »
When I was a scrawny little pup, I dreamed of the day I would be older, bigger and free to come and go as I pleased. The world seemed to be waiting for me to claim it as my own. I would be able to drive wherever I wanted, eat cake for dinner, have a
Why has the last month seen such a rush of Senators supporting marriage equality? Nate Silver, our community’s statistics guru, explains. From 538.com: The hypothesis implied by the model is that this timing reflects when same-sex marriage began to reach a national majority (or at least a plurality) in some polls. Otherwise, it is hard
Why So Many US Senators Come Out for Marriage Equality Lately? Read More »
From Ezra Klein and Evan Soltas over at WonkBlog: Is gay marriage winning? It would seem so. As this graph from Dylan Matthews shows, support in the Senate has risen at a genuinely exponential pace, rocketing from 11 supportive senators in 2011 to 50 in 2013. The flip in the country has been almost as
Marriage Equality Hasn’t Won, But Its Opponents Have Lost Read More »
