Religion Dispatches
A proposed measure in Uganda would make repeated homosexual activity punishable by death. Anti-gay activists in the United States may think that it goes too far, but they laid the groundwork for it.
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The not-so-new ecumenism of the religious right: stoking fears of secularism as the new Nazism.
Read MoreA first person account of the recent National Equality March on DC. The future of LGBT advocacy is young and strong.
Read MoreIs the house that King built trying to end it all?
Read MoreNot dead yet. Again.
Read MoreI would hope that as thousands of my fellow GLBTQ citizens celebrate this day for which they have so long worked, and so hard, that they not lose sight of the cost which has come with it.
Read MoreIf adding sexual orientation to the hate crimes law saves just one life, it brings redemption (and safety) to us all.
Read MoreAn experiment in right-wing Christian social thought, Uganda is poised to pass anti-gay legislation. Will the US Senate leverage its weight in opposition?
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While many Mormons would like to forget the Church’s history of discrimination against blacks, an Apostle’s recent statements comparing the post-Proposition 8 Mormon backlash to the Civil Rights-era harassment of black voters have brought that painful past back into the spotlight.
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