International Day Against Homophobia And Transphobia, Food Network Star Outed? And More

Thursday, May 17, 2012

International Day Against Homophobia And Transphobia Honored Around The World

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights advocates in 95 countries around the world are honoring the International Day Against Homophobia And Transphobia (or IDAHO) with special ceremonies, memorials and other events.

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BLOG POSTS

	Ryan Ubuntu Olson: The International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia: A Call to Consciousness To an average person this may seem like just another rally or protest, but to many of these activists, especially those who live in entrenched spaces where their very lives are still stigmatized, the actions they will take today represent their life's work.
	Stephanie Covington Armstrong: My Mother Wishes I Were Gay My mother keeps prodding me to come out of the closet. She wants me to accept my rightful place in the world as a gay woman. I am probably the only straight woman in America whose mother keeps a watch for latent homosexual urges.
	Allessandra Bradley-Burns: Being Gay in Cuba Our children had different reaction to Obama's words on gay marriage. One child dryly commented "what took him so long?" Two children joined me in a victory dance.
	Michelangelo Signorile: No, President Obama Is Not 'The First Gay President' Even if you accept Toni Morrison's premise that Bill Clinton was "the first black president," which of course Andrew Sullivan is working off of in his essay in Newsweek, it just falls flat when applied to Obama and gays.
	Theresa Nolan: Family Acceptance: Groundbreaking 'Best Practice' for Reducing Suicide Risk for LGBT Youth We now have a new, powerful tool to build vital connections between LGBT youth and their families: The Family Acceptance Project's Supportive Families, Healthy Children booklet, which educates families about the positive impacts of accepting their LGBT children.