Top 8 Things You Need to Know About Tomorrow’s Supreme Court Same-Sex Marriage Argument
April 28 is an historic day for equal marriage. We are finally getting our shot at arguing for our right to marry before the highest court in the nation, the Supreme Court of the United...
AIDS Action Committee urges greater investment in fight against HIV
Noting Massachusetts' leading role in reducing cases of HIV while saving the state hundreds of millions of dollars in related health-care costs, the AIDS Action Committee is calling on Beacon Hill and the U.S. House Ways...
P’town theater troupe delivers message to Ireland before historic referendum
A small troupe of Provincetown thespians is carrying a big message of support for marriage-equality to Ireland. The cast, crew, and playwright of the short play Just Say Yes, a same-sex marriage comedy by Lynda Sturner of...
GOPs Line Up to Support Gay Marriage at the Supreme Court
Many of you might not know who Ken Mehlmen is.
He is the architect of George Bush’s field campaign for his 2000 run and was the campaign manager for his 2004 re-election campaign. He is...
Massachusetts No Better Than Indiana or Alabama When It Comes To Transgender Accommodations Discrimination
For the past few weeks many of us in New England have all been condemning Indiana and Alabama for their respective passage, or almost passage, of a bill that would legalize discrimination based on sexual orientation...
Thank you Karyn Polito and why you should thank her too
Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito, who a decade ago was one of the leading Republican lawmakers seeking to ban gay marriage, will officiate at state Senate President Stanley Rosenberg’s wedding to his domestic partner, according...
Log Cabin Republicans Ad Takes Swipe at Iran Nuke Deal
The Log Cabin Republicans took out an ad in the March 23 Roll Call, the Congressional newspaper, criticizing U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and the rest of President Obama's administration for allegedly ignoring Iran's human...
Obama administation strongly supports plaintiffs in Supreme Court case calling for nationwide marriage equality
President Obama's administration has weighed strongly in on the legality of gay marriage bans nationwide.
"Unconstitutional" is the word the administration uses to describe these bans in a March 6 brief filed by Justice Department...
Briefs Filed With Supreme Court Point to Possible End To Marriage-Equality Bans Nationwide
The nationwide legal battle for marriage equality that saw its first victory in Massachusetts may soon end in the U.S. Supreme Court. Plaintiff couples in four Midwestern and Southern states filed briefs that could strike down bans...
Catholic Grammar School Marching Band Leaves Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade Over LGBT Vets...
With OutVets New England included as the first LGBT group to officially march in this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade through South Boston, at least one other group has pulled out in protest. The Immaculate Heart...
