The Movement Advancement Project's 2014 report finds news both good (marriage equality) and bad (lack of antibullying laws) in LGBT rights progress since 2012.
Mira Patel served as special advisor on Hillary Clinton’s policy planning staff at the State Department. Four years after Clinton delivered an unforgettable speech at the UN on LGBT equality, Patel provides some fascinating backstory.
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS and the Asia Pacific Transgender Network marked Zero Discrimination Day on March 1 with a video designed to boost transgender awareness worldwide.
Marriage equality is coming to a state near you. But a host of factors, including children, finances, and family dynamics, can affect whether marriage is right for you, says attorney Frederick Hertz.
With no foreign
policy credentials, next to no national profile, and
having served in the statehouse for less than two years,
Palin has such a thin record -- both legislatively and
in terms of public statements -- that it's
difficult to predict just what sort of vice president she
might soon become. As for issues affecting gay
Americans, there's only a handful of legal
decisions -- made early in her tenure as governor --
that can help us divine where she stands.
