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Celebrating Pride this summer

It's that time of year again for sunburn and rainbow flags! The Bay Area has quite the reputation as one of the most liberal, gay-friendly...
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President Barack Obama finally endorses same sex marriage; another state rejects

After nearly four years of anon-committed stance on same sex marriage, President Barack Obama finally came out today to say he would support such a...
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Change.org: Making a Difference Through Social Change

Change.org, whose headquarters is in the Bay Area, has emerged as a leading source of promoting social change through the use of online petitioning...
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Has LGBT rights replaced religious rights in the Obama administration?

The Obama administration announced today that the United States will use a country’s treatment of LGBT as a condition for foreign aid and how...
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Homophobic Joel Osteen coming to San Jose

Joel Osteen, pastor of the mega-church Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas will be speaking at the HP Pavilion in San Jose on April 15th. His sermons...
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Gay rights for the house slaves

Washington D.C. - On Wednesday, June the second, Mr. Obama took an interesting step related to homosexual rights in the United States. OnTop...
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Gay marriage protest evokes 'Milk' memorial march

Having recently seen Milk, which I was impressed to hear that my center-right dad thought was "incredible," I was struck by how yesterday...
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President Obama visits Bay Area on heels of gay marriage support

Two weeks ago, President Barack Obama stated that he thought gays should have the right to marry.At the time, I saw that as bold. There are states...
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Child sex trafficking prompts Californians Against Slavery, CASE Act 2012

San Francisco is unfortunately in the top 10 on a national list that will surprise many residents. According to the federal government, it's...
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The taxi industry in San Francisco discriminates against gays

You may remember Dean Clark because in 2010 he ran for a seat on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, representing District 6. Dean is a retired...
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