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Friday, 04 May 2012 00:52

A 36 year-old West Baltimore gay man was attacked by at least two men at North and Druid Hill Avenues. The victim, whose name as Paul and who requested that his last name not be used at this time, was walking to a store after finishing classes at Baltimore City Community College.

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PFLAG Responds to Anti-Gay Leafletting at Schools

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Rally for Trayvon Martin

Friday, 04 May 2012 00:54

On April 29 the Senate, in a 68-31vote, reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act. The act, first passed in 1994, initially provided $1.6 billion for investigation and prosecution of violent crimes against women. Additionally the act imposed automatic and mandatory restitution on those convicted, and allowed civil redress in cases prosecutors chose to leave unprosecuted. The Act also established the Office on Violence Against Women within the Department of Justice.

Teachers Taught to Combat Homophobia

EEOC Rules Trans Workers Are Protected By Title VII

Update on Bradley Manning

GLAAD Appoints New Head

First Arrests Under St. Petersburg’s Anti-Gay Law

Beyond the Beltway

Compiled by Jim Becker

Friday, 04 May 2012 00:20

Pennsylvanians elect first gay state lawmaker

Philadelphia, PA - Pennsylvania has elected its first openly gay state legislator. Democrat Brian Sims won his bid to represent the 182nd District in the state House, defeating longtime incumbent Rep. Babette Josephs. Sims will not face a Republican challenger in the fall. As of press-time, Sims had 3,681 votes to Josephs’ 3,463 — a difference of 218 votes. Josephs, a longtime LGBT ally, was first elected in 1985.

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