It’s definitely been like Week of Amazingness for one lesbian in this big gay place called Earth.

“Since the nuances of personal responsibility seem to escape so many people, let’s go through it. Let’s figure out rape jokes.”

Obama decided not to sign a piece of paper that would give LGBT employees of federal contractors the right to not be fired because of their sexual orientation.

Maggie Gallagher will step down as Board Chair of the National Organization for Marriage and be replaced by Dr. John Eastman.

“If you really value families, you shouldn’t play politics with women’s health.” — President Barack Obama

Um, hello, Coming Out Day happened. How could the week get any gayer?

Ellen DeGeneres interviewed Rachel Maddow on her TV show! Everything is great (except for the portrayal of women by the media).

Don’t front like Alien didn’t give you a crazy crush on Sigourney Weaver.

A 25-year-old lesbian hairstylist will be competing in the Miss Long Island pageant in a purple tuxedo and hand-sewn boyshorts. Kinda awesome, right?

We discuss interracial couples and how the gay marriage movement could learn a thing of two from their struggles.

The states are beginning to fall into four categories: Winners, Up-and-Comers, Wild Cards and Longshots. We discuss the Evangelical root of this disparity and what it means for homogays living in Longshotville.

“Taipei has outstanding food, outstanding public transportation and outstanding lesbians.” What more can you ask for?

Hey there, Dawlin’!

One side blames homophobia for the cover-up and reluctance to intervene, the other side blames anti-homophobia for the media’s apparent reluctance to equate homosexuality with pedophilia!

Jess’s Team Pick: Featuring Tori, Zack’s edgy, leather jacket wearing, totally gay girlfriend!

This week we should all cuddle and then read a lot of interesting things and continue to create political change in Arizona. You in?

The people trying to repeal SB 48, California’s gay history bill, aren’t going to be able to pull it off.

The Department of Homeland Security’s plans to make travel easier for gay U.S. couples prompts questions about the future of LGBT legislation.

“This little book… is to my mind the progenitor of all funny queer blogs written in the first-person. Yes, this is the story of the first queer blogger.”

Opinions on public policy measures concerning gay and lesbian rights face a huge generation gap, according to a new report released by the Public Religion Research Institute.