Saturday, March 21, 2009

GLBT News Headlines (T4T-6)

'KISS MY ASS!' Miffed by TV Guide's review of her wardrobe choices on ABC's The View, co-host Whoopi Goldberg took her fashion critics to task on Friday's show, letting each know exactly how she felt about each of them and their unsolicited critiques.

According to a new study conducted at UCLA William Institute, “lesbian couples are more likely to be poor than married heterosexuals.”

Diva, lesbian and gay icon, and humanitarian Annie Lennox chats with SheWired about The Annie Lennox Collection, her humanitarian work with SING and women and children living with HIV / AIDS in South Africa and her experience accepting the American Music Awards' 'Award of Merit.'
Good afternoon, Two years ago, the HRC Religion and Faith Program brought to Washington, D.C. clergy from every state in the country to speak out for their LGBT brothers and sisters. Members of Congress took notice, and the clergy who cameâ€"many from isolated and hostile communitiesâ€"felt their own power forged in solidarity with other prophetic leaders eager [...]
The Bilerico Project is liveblogging the hearing of Lisa Larges, director of the Presbyterian USA LGBT advocacy and affinity group, That All May Freely Serve, to appeal for the Presbyterian Church to lift its ban against the ordination of LGBT ministers.  Harry Knox, director of the HRC’s religion and faith program, expressed his support for Larges [...]
An interesting new study by UCLA’s Williams Institute (PDF) lands a blow on the popular stereotype that gays and lesbians live the life of luxury.  In fact, the study’s authors Randy Albelda, Lee Badgett, Alyssa Schneebaum and Gary Gates analyzed data from the Census 2000, the 2002 National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG), and the 2003 & 2005 [...]
‘Connecticut’s laws protecting gay and lesbian employees against discrimination do not leave employers the option of allowing antigay harassment.’
Saying that someone is gay is not an insult. Being identified as gay is neither bad nor shameful â€" in life and under the law.’
Case Raises Important Legal Issues Affecting All Minority Groups
DELAND -- A cross-dressing, lesbian Joan of Arc will be the main character in one of three plays featured in the first Central Florida Gay and Lesbian Theater Festival.
Gay and lesbian federal employees and their spouses are suing the government for full retirement and health care benefits that are now denied them under the Defense of Marriage Act.

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