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From thenewcivilrightsmovement.com In the month of September, 2010, at least nine teens committed suicide, literally bullied to death. At least eight were victims of anti-gay bullying. On Sunday, October 3, thousands converged in New York City’s Washington Square Park, on the campus of New York University (NYU) despite the rain, to show their support, and

Pastor Eddie Long, the Georgia Pastor who’s been accused of sexual misconduct with several young men, has made his first statement in the matter, however vague it may have been. "I have never portrayed myself as a perfect man," he told the massive congregation that turned out to support him over the weekend. He did

T-Mobile has been told by a judge to respond by Sept 22 and to appear at a Sept 30th hearing to explain their actions in blocking a text "short code". Short codes are abbreviated cell phone numbers used for special campaigns. Weedmaps.com was one of the customers using the particular short code to notify their

  A national study by the Q Research Institute for Higher Education has released its  Campus Pride 2010 National College Climate Survey, which looks at the atmosphere of National Colleges as it pertains to LGBT students. The study found that approximately 25% of lesbian, gay and bisexual students experienced some form of harassment, while for

Ever wonder what’s going on in Times Square in New York City? Or anywhere else at any time of the day? You can check out a live video feed by visiting Earth Cam. Earth Cam has a wide variety of choices from around the globe, and it’s all totally free.

There should be a great uproar of joy today as another federal judge in California has come to the aid of the state’s citizens. District Judge William Alsup went as far as to accuse Wells Fargo Bank of "profiteering" in his class action ruling against the banking giant. The issue was a change in Wells

”Most all of the major airlines, hotels and others in the travel and tourism industry target the LGBT market segment … Amtrak ’s goal is to raise the level of awareness of the benefits of train travel and increase consideration and ridership amongst this segment.” Darlene Abudakar, described by the Daily Caller as the director

One of the most outspoken opponents of the military’s "don’t ask, don’t tell" policy said Thursday that he has been discharged from the Army. He admitted his sexual orientation publicly for the first time last year on MSNBC’s "The Rachel Maddow Show," prompting the Army to initiate proceedings to discharge him.  One part of the