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The Daily Agenda for Tuesday, September 18

Jim Burroway

September 18th, 2012

TODAY’S AGENDA: SLDN, OutServe Mark Anniversary of End of DADT: New York, NY. Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), OutServe, and the Interbank Roundtable Committee (IRC) will present “Celebrating Our Heroes: A Tribute to America’s Service Members & Veterans,” today aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City. The event, which will […]

Name me that child

Timothy Kincaid

September 17th, 2012

In the global quest for equality, we regularly hear this (Sydney Morning Herald): Senator Pratt’s West Australian Labor colleague Mark Bishop said very few of his constituents had raised the issue with him. He said he supported gay couples being allowed to form civil unions but did not support same sex marriage because he believed […]

Uganda Court Grants Bail for Producer of Pro-Gay Play

Jim Burroway

September 17th, 2012

David Cecil, a British theater producer jailed last week by Ugandan authorities for staging a pro-gay play, has been granted bail and released. He was freed on bail of 500,000 shillings (US$200) and was ordered to surrender his passport. Cecil was arrested and charged last Thursday with “disobeying lawful orders” which carries a two-year sentence. He […]

Email of the Day

Jim Burroway

September 17th, 2012

Dear Jim, The state of Maine is once again under attack by the radical Homosexual Lobby. Radical activists have forced a homosexual “marriage” initiative — dubbed Maine Question 1 — onto the ballot this November. Despite the fact that Maine voters rejected this very same issue three years ago. Local sources believe the Homosexual Lobby’s plan is to […]

The Daily Agenda for Sunday, September 16

Jim Burroway

September 16th, 2012

TODAY’S AGENDA: Daniel Radcliffe to Talk Suicide Prevention: Online. Today at 2:00 p.m. EDT, Daniel Radcliffe will participate in a live online discussion to raise awareness about preventing suicide through The Trevor Project’s “Talk to Me” campaign. This conversation on Google+ Hangout will feature questions submitted by young people online and posed by members of […]

The Daily Agenda for Saturday, September 15

Jim Burroway

September 15th, 2012

TODAY’S AGENDA (Ours): South Star: Safe Schools Convening of the South: Atlanta GA. Hosted by Lambda Legal, the second annual South Star conference is a regional convening of youth and adult leaders to discuss the intersections of safe schools for LGBT students and the School-To-Prison-Pipeline that disproportionately impacts students of color. Over fifty people from […]

Barney Frank thinks Victory Fund is in a “cultural lag”

Timothy Kincaid

September 14th, 2012

Sorry for being the Barney Frank show, but he’s in the news today. (Tewksbery Patch) But the Victory Fund — an organization dedicated to supporting LGBT candidates for office — has put its support behind Tisei. Frank said blanket support for gay candidates was a useful strategy 20 years ago, but times have changed. “I […]

A quote for a Friday afternoon

Timothy Kincaid

September 14th, 2012

Sometimes you just have to pull a quote out of context and throw it out there. Enjoy. (Sydney Morning Herald) If you don’t think a country full of people having sex with donkeys is funny then maybe there’s something wrong with you.

More from Barney Frank

Timothy Kincaid

September 14th, 2012

This year does not seem to be experiencing “a wave” (the change in political direction that shifts the make-up of the House). So, unless there is some anomaly in voting patterns, it is fairly likely that the Republicans will continue to hold the House of Representatives this fall, and with a significant margin. Barney Frank […]

The beautiful glorious NOMtastic New York primary results

Timothy Kincaid

September 14th, 2012

What a beautiful glorious NOMtastic day. The New York primary yesterday was unusual. In an unusual turn of events, the community’s focus was on the Republican side of the ticket where there were four candidates whom we were anxiously hoping to win. It started back on June 24, 2011 when four Republican New York State […]

Ugandan Gov’t Web Site Admits Anti-Gay Laws Are Foreign Imports

Jim Burroway

September 14th, 2012

The recent arrest of British national David Cecil for producing a pro-gay play in the Kampala suburbs has gained significant notice worldwide and inside of Uganda. Cecil, who produced the play “The River and the Mountain” depicting the harsh treatment LGBT Ugandans face in that homophobic society, was charged yesterday for “disobeying lawful orders” for […]

The Daily Agenda for Friday, September 14

Jim Burroway

September 14th, 2012

TODAY’S AGENDA (Ours): Here is this week’s rundown of what’s happening with the four marriage ballot  campaigns along with what you can do to help. Maryland Question 6: If passed, Question 6 will provide marriage equality while guaranteeing that “each religious faith has exclusive control over its own theological doctrine regarding who may marry within that […]

NY primaries pit anti-gay Republicans against pro-gay incumbents

Timothy Kincaid

September 13th, 2012

There’s nothing that angers an anti-gay more than a pro-gay Republican. They consider it traitorous for someone who runs as a conservative or a Republican to vote for equality and they vow revenge. The National Organization for Marriage has, for example, made it a high priority to “punish” those Republican legislators that voted for marriage […]

Ugandan Police Arrest British Producer of Play About Gay Community

Jim Burroway

September 13th, 2012

Last month, we reported on a pro-gay stage play, “The River and the Mountain,” which premiered at a small theater in Uganda after the government banned its performance at the National Theater. The play’s producer, British citizen David Cecil, has since been arrested on charges that he had the play performed without official authorization. He appeared […]

The Daily Agenda for Thursday, September 13

Jim Burroway

September 13th, 2012

TODAY’S AGENDA: Pride Celebrations This Weekend: Boulder, CO; Brisbane, QLD; Dallas, TX; eKurhuleni, South Africa; Modesto, CA; Peterborough, ON; Roanoke, VA; Valdosta, GA. AIDS Walks This Weekend: Birmingham, AL; Cranbrook, BC; Detroit, MI; Guelph, ON; London, ON; Mt. Pleasant, MI; Nelson, BC; Ottawa, ON; Peace River, AB; Peterborough, ON; Saskatoon, SA; Yorkton, SA. Other Events This Weekend: Best Buck in the Bay […]

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