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President Obama and the Fight for LGBT Rights
Help build this campaign: my.barackobama.com Glee star Jane Lynch narrates this documentary about LGBT rights in America. The video features a candid interview with President Obama, who speaks about the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, why he supports marriage equality, and what's at stake for the LGBT community in this election. Photo of Judge Michael Fitzgerald (Washington Blade file photo by Michael Key)
White House LGBT Conference on Families
The White House Office of Public Engagement and the Family Equality Council will co-host an event focusing on the unique needs of LGBT families and children. Featured speakers include Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families Bryan Samuels, Acting Assistant Attorney General of the Civil Division Department of Justice Stuart Delery, and Senator Al Franken. May 21, 2012.
In My Shoes: Stories of Youth with LGBT Parents
In a time when LGBT families are debated and attacked in the media, courts and Congress, from school houses to state houses across the country, five young people who are children of LGBT parents give you a chance to walk in their shoes - to hear their own views on marriage, making change, and what it means to be a family. This film was produced by the COLAGE Youth Leadership and Action Program and directed by Jen Gilomen. Dir. Jen Gilomen & COLAGE 2005 31min. USA Founded in 1977, Frameline is the nation's only nonprofit organization solely dedicated to the funding, exhibition, distribution and promotion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender media arts. Frameline Voices is a new digital initiative that showcases diverse LGBT stories and expands access to films by and about people of color, transgender people, youth, and elders. More information: www.frameline.org.
Degrassi LGBT
Stars of Degrassi talk about the banning of GSAs and the affect that playing queer characters has had on them.
Lincoln Nebraska proposed LGBT protection ordinance: Best In Show!
The speaker is not a member of the Nebraska Family Council.. Original post featuring this clip: aksarbent.blogspot.com (The video has been ripped off and uploaded without credit by YouTube user cacamaymie.)
Phoenix LGBT flash mob silences bigoted preachers with "Born This Way"
At Phoenix Pride 2012, a group of bigoted preachers who attend LGBT pride celebrations in many states, heckled folks leaving the pride parade. One hurled particularly vile, un-Christian insults at the crowd, causing emotions to run high. Then a flash mob, led by Queen B, demonstrated what true Christian love was about by performing "Born This Way" to the cheers of the crowd - and silencing the hate speech of the preachers. Reporting and podcast by Mike Skiff for Third Rail Media
Postsecret LGBT
Please watch in high quality. A video about the secrets sent in to PostSecret from the LGBT community. www.postsecret.com www.postsecretcommunity.com Leave a comment, favorite, thanks!
LGBT Vs. GLBT
Do you say LGBT or GLBT or queer or something different? Visit my personal blog: www.breaktheillusion.com Visit my fitness blog www.daveywaveyfitness.com Like me on facebook www.facebook.com Follow me on twitter: www.twitter.com Second channel: www.youtube.com Here's the thing: In my blogs and videos, I almost always say LGBT, standing for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. But pretty much everytime I say it, i get emails from people that are so upset that as a gay man, I didn't put the "G" first. To be honest, the reason I do it is because lesbians really face a double whammy of discrimination - first for being a woman, and secondly for being gay. So I put the "L" first in the acronym to recognize that. But really, if you think about it - transgender individuals probably face the most discrimination - and then most people don't even think bisexuality even exists. So maybe it should be TBLG? And then there's queer, but a whole bunch of people really don't like that. And maybe you're thinking, "What the big deal?" And sure there are plenty of other issues that deserve our time and attention, but it is something that matters to a lot of people and is certainly worthy of discussion. So - what do you say? GLBT? LBGT? LGBTUVWXYZ? And why do you say it?
Our Families: LGBT Latino Stories
We all go through some of the same struggles: we struggle to access healthy food, quality education, and affordable healthcare. These struggles affect Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) families of color in very unique ways. This Our Families video features Latino families sharing their personal stories struggle, acceptance, and family. To learn more about Our Families go to www.basicrights.org
Hillary Clinton LGBT Speech - Full Length - High Definition
On Thursday, Dec 6, 2011, US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a historic speech in Geneva, Switzerland, in recognition of International Human Rights Day. The speech focused on the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people around the world. Here is a video clip of the entire speech, made available by the United Nations.
Is LGBT a Sin?
According to The Bible, Homosexuality Is A Sin "Kentucky Company Attacked for Declining Business of Homosexual Group" -- April 2 -- The New American A T-shirt company in Lexington, Kentucky, is facing the wrath of a local homosexual activist contingent after the business politely passed on producing T-shirts for the city's "gay pride" festival. On March 26, Lexington's Gay and Lesbian Services Organization (GLSO) filed a discrimination complaint against the family-owned company, Hands On Originals, alleging that the firm had bid on producing the shirts, but when it was selected its owners changed their minds, explaining that their Christian values made them unable to fill the order for the "gay"-themed apparel. Is homosexuality a sin? YES! Leviticus 18:22, "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it [is] abomination." Leviticus 20:13, "If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood [shall be] upon them." Romans 1:26-28, "For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet. And even as they did not like to retain God in [their] knowledge, God gave them over ...
Lincoln, Nebraska LGBT hearing: the lady BEHIND hat lady has HER say too: she's wonderful
She recounts her Steel Magnolia moment 30 years ago when Lincoln first attempted to pass LGBT protection (it was voted down) — among a bunch of homophobic beauty shop patrons with whom she politely took issue — and was backed up by the salon operator. This woman truly lives in a state of grace.
Jesus & Republicans, LGBT, & Whitney Houston Death In Context (The Point)
Gary Kamiya (Salon.com) shares a point about Jesus and the Republican Presidential candiates, and Dave Holmes (comedian) makes a point on if President Obama's record on gay rights is enough to make the LGBT community single issue voters. Finally, what are the more substantive takeaways from the death of Whitney Houston relating to celebrity in America, consumerism and (legal) prescription drugs versus illegal drugs? Guest host John Fugelsang (Sexy Liberal Comedy Tour) leads the discussion with panelists Diane Winston (USC Professor of Media and Religion), Rabbi Lisa Edwards (Beth Chayim Chadashim Synagogue), and comedian Paul Gilmartin (Mental Illness Happy Hour). Watch More Points: www.youtube.com Gary Kamiya: www.salon.com Dave Holmes: adrinkwithdave.com Beth Chayim Chadashim Synagogue: www.bcc-la.org USC Knight Chair In Media & Religion: uscmediareligion.org Paul Gilmartin: mentalpod.com John Fugelsang: www.blog.johnfugelsang.com Twitter List To Follow: twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com twitter.com
Girlfriend Tag (LGBT Edition)
The Girlfriend TAG! You should do it too :D Just answer the same questions we did in this GF tag.. we can make this the official new lesbian gf tag :D why not? ENJOY! :D
LUU LGBT It Gets Better Project
Members of the University of Leeds LGBT society share their experiences of accepting themselves and coming out, to participate in the global It Gets Better Project. The It Gets Better Project began in 2010 to show young LGBT people that whilst their teenage years may be challenging, things do get SO much better and that their futures can be full of happiness, joy and freedom. The project has been very popular, with huge companies submitting their own videos such as Apple and Google, as well as other LGBT societies - Now its time for Leeds LGBT to make their mark. The project was headed by the Leeds University LGBT society. Our website can be found here: www.leedslgbt.co.uk Add us on Facebook: Search -- Leeds University Union LGBT Society Follow us on Twitter: @LeedsLGBT
It Gets Better: Benjamin Cohen on being LGBT & Jewish and why 'gay cures' don't work
Channel 4 News correspondent and PinkNews founder on being Jewish and LGBT. I made this video in reaction to the 'gay cure' crisis in the European Jewish community over the past few weeks. I started to come out when I was 15 in 1998 shortly before I joined JFS, a Jewish school in North London. Contact me on Twitter @benjamincohen or Facebook.com I am involved in the running of Keshet UK, the UK LGBT Jewish Forum www.keshetuk.org, Gay Jews in London http I also mentioned:- The Jewish Gay and Lesbian Group jglg.org.uk Lesbian and Gay Christian movement http Imaan (the LGBT Muslim group) www.imaan.org.uk among others. Please note that although Channel 4 News generously assisted me in the making of this view, the views contained within it are my own, obviously
It Gets Better - LGBT Youth Scotland, Young People
One of two It Gets Better films made by LGBT Youth Scotland and Lucy Ball, as part of our three year National Coming Out Project, funded by the Big Lottery. Donate by clicking: www.lgbtyouth.org.uk LGBT Youth Scotland is a national youth organisation working towards the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people in the life of Scotland. We provide a range of services and opportunities for young people, families and professionals. LGBT Youth Scotland runs youth groups, provides online information and advice, provides one to one support, delivers training, carries out schools work, and offers volunteering opportunities. To find out more, contact us: Website: www.lgbtyouth.org.uk Email: info@lgbtyouth.org.uk This film was directed, produced and edited by Lucy Ball (www.Lucyball.tv)
Obama and LGBT Discrimination: No Executive Order
Via Slate: "...top aides of President Obama* informed a group of lobbyists and advocates that his administration would not issue an executive order banning discrimination against LGBT people who work for federal contractors. Obama had campaigned in support of such an order back in 2008, but, according to meeting attendee and Center for American Progress executive vice president Winnie Stachelberg, the White House now espouses a "multipronged effort to better address workplace discrimination against gay and transgender Americans"...".* The Young Turkst host Cenk Uygur shares his take. Read more from J. Bryan Lowder: www.slate.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
LGBT Weekly: Raw Video Of Brooke Fantelli Being Tazed By Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Ranger
Accompanying article on LGBT Weekly (lgbtweekly.com by Autumn Sandeen (lgbtweekly.com Article excerpt: ...Standing, hands up in the air with no visible resistance to arrest, Ranger Petter tazed Brooke Fantelli in the abdomen. At slightly more than 50 seconds into the video, the ranger tazed her a second time -- this time in the crotch. Back when Brooke Fantelli was known as Rodd Fantelli, she was a well known off-road race driver who won numerous races. She owns Fantelli Racing Products in Ramona, a custom off-road fabrication shop with 20 years of fabrication and racing history -- she's still a well known figure in the off-road racing community. Oct. 22 she was out in the Imperial County desert on federal land. With her were a long-time friend, a photographer, two models and a preteen who was a child of one of the models. They were out in the desert to take photos of the two models for their portfolios, and they were using one of Brooke's trucks and the desert as the backdrop for the photos. According to Brooke, a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) ranger by the name of Petter came by to see what the group was doing. Ranger Petter, in the process of finding out what they were doing, looked at the identification of all of the members of the group, and this is where the problems began... © 2011 LGBT Weekly. All rights reserved.
Omaha LGBT Ordinance: Gray vs. Thompson
Councilman Ben Gray patiently explains gender identity to Councilman Franklin Thompson.
SFPD "It gets better" video
Mayor Lee & Chief Suhr Unveil First of its Kind LGBT Youth Video. The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) along with Mayor Ed Lee is proud to announce the debut of the "SFPD It Gets Better" video project as part of the nationwide campaign to end bullying of LGBT youth. The video provides a message of transformation, hope and encouragement to LGBT yo...uth that it does get better. The SFPD is the first and only Police Department in the country to produce a video for the campaign. "It Gets Better" is a nationwide project, that offers support and encouragement to youth who are struggling with their sexual identity or bullied for being "different." These messages of hope let young people know that they are not alone and that help is available. The making of this video was a concerted effort by numerous members of the SFPD with the assistance of San Francisco film maker Shawn Northcutt who produced and edited the video along with San Francisco local musician Lynden Bair who developed the musical score. "Today our Police Department joins the nationwide campaign to end bullying of LGBT youth by producing a heartfelt video that provides a message of hope and encouragement that it will get better," said Mayor Ed Lee. "San Francisco is a city that prides itself on embracing equality for all and this video is another great example of our commitment to reinforcing our City's values." Chief Greg Suhr wants youth to know that it really does get better. "This is a first of its kind ...
Pros and Cons of the LGBT Community
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LGBT Bullying and Suicide: It Does Get Better
Find out why Psychiatrist Dr. Ron Holt cut down his hours in the office and spends his own time, energy and money traveling around the world to inspire and educate students and professionals about the science behind sexuality. My GOAL in traveling half way across the country to the small town of Wayne, Nebraska, to cover this melancholy, yet inspiring and empowering story is two-fold: it gives a victim of bullying who contemplated suicide hope and it inspires compassion in bullies. What can YOU do?
LGBT Equality Caucus: It Gets Better
LGBT Equality Caucus Co-chairs, Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO), and Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) send a message of hope that it will get better.
NYC Opens Full-service LGBT Senior Center
New York is opening what the city's officials are billing as the nation's first full-service center for seniors who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. (March 2) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly
Judge Parker talks about LGBT issues in her court
116th Civil District Court Judge Tonya Parker discusses the importance of her inclusion in the LGBT community when handling situations in her courtroom at a Stonewall Democrats of Dallas meeting Feb. 21, 2012.
LGBT @ UCL
The UCLU LGBT Forum is open to all students; we run loads of events from parties and film nights to discussions, workshops and political campaigning. For staff, there's the LGBT group, Out@UCL. Further information: UCLU LGBT Forum: www.uclulgbt.co.uk UCL Student Support: www.ucl.ac.uk Out@UCL (UCL LGBT Staff Network):www.ucl.ac.uk UCL is consistently ranked as one of the world's very best universities. As a multi-faculty, research-intensive university in central London, our research helps tackle global challenges and feeds directly into outstanding degree programmes. Visit us at www.ucl.ac.uk
Target of LGBT Bullying in Ohio School Tells His Story
Becky Collins and her gay son Zach describe a pattern of LGBT bullying that lead to a brutal attack. ACLU of Ohio is representing Zach and Becky to protect Zach and other LGBT students from bullying. The Student Non-Discrimination Act (SNDA) would ban discrimination and harassment based on a students sexual orientation or gender in all US public schools. Tell Congress to pass SNDA. Go to: action.aclu.org
Our Families: LGBT African American Stories
Being Black and Queer is a unique experience with unique trials and triumphs. In this video from Our Families, African American families share their personal stories with us. Our Families is a community education campaign that raises the visibility of LGBT people of color. To learn more about Our Families go to: www.basicrights.org
It Gets Better - LGBT Youth Scotland Staff/Volunteer Film
One of two It Gets Better films made by LGBT Youth Scotland and Lucy Ball, as part of our three year National Coming Out Project, funded by the Big Lottery. Donate by clicking: www.lgbtyouth.org.uk LGBT Youth Scotland is a national youth organisation working towards the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people in the life of Scotland. We provide a range of services and opportunities for young people, families and professionals. LGBT Youth Scotland runs youth groups, provides online information and advice, provides one to one support, delivers training, carries out schools work, and offers volunteering opportunities. To find out more, contact us: Website: www.lgbtyouth.org.uk Email: info@lgbtyouth.org.uk This film was directed, produced and edited by Lucy Ball (www.Lucyball.tv)
We All We Got Movement - LGBT Meet & Greet!!
We had a chance to bring our community together in Dallas!!
LGBT rights: Can you believe this? Spot 1
blabbeando.blogspot.com Amazing LGBT rights campaign ad from Obs.Salta in Salta, Argentina.
LGBT Society: It Gets Better
Leeds University Union and the LUU LGBT Society have produced a video as part of the international project, 'It Gets Better'. Members of the society share their experiences of growing up being LGBT, and the difficulties they faced coming out to friends and family. The 'It Gets Better' project began in 2010, to show young LGBT people that whilst their teenage years may be challenging, things do get better and their futures can be full of happiness, joy and freedom. Follow LUU's LGBT Society on twitter: @LeedsLGBT
Shawty - "ALL OVER" [LGBT]
TWITTER @ShawtyDaDayumDJ Download music at ShawtyDaDayumDJ.com, 6colorsent.com, iTunes, or www.cdbaby.com Shawty (Da Dayum DJ) performs her new single "All Over", the 1st hit single off her fall 2011 mixtape release "Stud Dreams" TWITTER @ShawtyDaDayumDJ
TD Strives to Make it Better for LGBT Youth
LGBT TD Employees and their allies share stories on experiencing bullying in their youth and share a message of how It Gets Better. The video closes with a message from TD's President and CEO, Ed Clark, emphasizing the importance of allies to 'Make it Better' for LGBT youth.
Ryan Cassata - Hands of Hate (Anti-Bullying/LGBT Suicide Awareness Video)
Music video by Ryan Cassata performing Hands of Hate. ©: 2012 Artemendous Records, LLC. Remembering Matthew Shepard, Tyler Clementi, Lawrence King, Jamey Rodemeyer, and all who passed due to the Hands of Hate. BUY THE ALBUM: itunes.apple.com BUY THE SINGLE: 10% of proceeds are donated to The Trevor Project itunes.apple.com BUY THE OFFICIAL PINS TO STAND UP AGAINST BULLYING. 90% of the proceeds are donated to Make It Better For Youth handsofhate.bigcartel.com stopthehandsofhate.tumblr.com @STOPtheHOH - Follow us on twitter www.ryancassata.com @ROCassataMusic ryancassata.tumblr.com www.facebook.com I am an admin for the Give 'em Hope Campaign. "Hands of Hate" is the theme song for this campaign. Check them out: THE NBI ASSOCIATES/ GIVE 'EM HOPE WEBSITE: www.nbiassociates.co.uk JOIN THE "Give 'em Hope" GROUP ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com
Secretary Clinton's Historic Speech on LGBT Human Rights - "Gay rights are human rights"
"FREE AND EQUAL IN DIGNITY AND RIGHTS" Delivered by Secretary Clinton Palais des Nations, Geneva, Switzerland =================================== On Tuesday, December 6, 2011, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave a historic speech at the United Nations in Geneva declaring that LGBT rights are human rights and human rights are LGBT rights. The full transcript of the speech can be found here: www.state.gov
2011 LGBT Victories A Look Back
2011 was an amazing year not only for our family but in the amazing strides forward we took in the LGBT community. Please go with us as we take a look back at 2011. You won't believe that all of that happened in one year. It makes us excited to see what 2012 will bring!....What was your favorite moment?
Hillary Clinton's United Nations Speech - LGBT Rights.
"Incredible." "Brilliant." "Extraordinary." Those were the words used by a great many on Twitter and Facebook describing Hillary Clinton's speech on LGBT rights in Geneva yesterday to the United Nations Human Rights Council and President Obama's memorandum tying foreign aid to nations' records on LGBT rights. More than a few LGBT social networkers described themselves as being "in tears" upon hearing the Clinton speech, and many lamented that Clinton was not president -- and they weren't giving up on that prospect. "It was an incredibly brave and brilliant speech that makes me proud to be an American," wrote one commenter, summing up the thoughts of many. "Hillary 2016!!" There were quite a few dissenters as well, calling the administration's actions "lip service" heading into an election, and questioning why the president wasn't pushing harder in this country while pressuring foreign countries. Some pointed to Clinton's --- and the president's --- public opposition to marriage equality as a hypocritical position while they were lecturing other leaders about religion-based discrimination against LGBT people. "We need our politicians to stop policing the world and focus their efforts on fixing our homeland! I want equal rights and protection. AND I AM AN AMERICAN!! Talk is cheap and it is time for action!!" went one status update on Facebook. Several prominent LGBT figures gave HuffPost Gay Voices their diverse reactions as well: Dan Savage, author, columnist and founder ...
NAACP on LGBT Civil Rights - Wanda Sykes, Don Lemon, Julian Bond
NAACP hosted an LGBT town hall meeting at their 2011 NAACP National Convention in Los Angeles. Wanda Sykes, CNN's Don Lemon, former NAACP president Julian Bond led a discussion on LGBT civil rights, "praying the gay away" and homophobia & hypocrisy in the black church. The debate gets heated when the current NAACP president is asked how can the LGBT community take the NAACP seriously when its current board members are out saying that gay rights are not civil rights, referring to current NAACP board member Rev. Keith Ratliff recent statement "Gay community stop hijacking the civil rights movement." Current NAACP CEO Benjamin Jealous responded saying the gay community should take the NAACP seriously because the NAACP were there with the Human Rights Campaign helping to pass the Matthew Shepard / James Byrd Hate Crimes Bill. The NAACP were champions of fighting Prop 8 in California as well as fighting alongside the LGBT community in Maine, Massachusetts, in Washington DC and in Maryland, and in other places. Jealous also pointed to the LGBT community to coming to the black community late in the game with an expectation and not treating the community with the same respect as others. Saying the LGBT community needs to show up early, organize and build relationships in the community.
Stuff People Say To LGBT Youth
Growing American Youth does a "stuff people say video" we are a St Louis Support Group for LGBT Youth. 13-21. Check out our website at growingamericanyouth.org or find us on facebook at www.facebook.com
LGBT Couples Across North Carolina Say "We Do"
In 8 towns and cities across North Carolina, 38 LGBT couples and hundreds of supporters stood up calling for full equality under federal law. Together, we made it clear that Amendment One's passage was not the end of the story. In fact, we're just getting started with this movement calling for full equality under federal law. Give today at southernequality.org/donate and help us grow the WE DO Campaign across the South. Video by Kathi Barnhill in association with Saving Daylight Productions
Testimony against proposed Omaha municipal LGBT protection ordinance
Omahans testify against LGBT protection ordinance proposed by City Councilman Ben Gray Cornhusker football coach in hot water for testimony at Omaha LGBT ordinance hearing: www.aksarbent.blogspot.com Original blog posting containing this video: www.aksarbent.blogspot.com If you've read this far, why not shoot an email to the four Omaha City Council members who didn't vote for LGBT protection the last time around? Paste the following into the "TO" box in your email program: ggernandt@ci.omaha.ne.us, jean.stothert@ci.omaha.ne.us, tom.mulligan@ci.omaha.ne.us, fthompson@ci.omaha.ne.us Tell them you were appalled by the level of homophobia you saw in Omaha on YouTube and ask them if they really want to signal to the outside world that public policy in Nebraska's most cosmopolitan city is determined by such small-minded, prejudiced people. ggernandt@ci.omaha.ne.us — Garry Gernandt — District 4 jean.stothert@ci.omaha.ne.us — Jean Stothert —District 5 tom.mulligan@ci.omaha.ne.us — Tom Mulligan — District 7 fthompson@ci.omaha.ne.us — Franklin Thompson — District 6
LGBT Pride Month
President Obama makes remarks at an event to observe LGBT Pride Month at the White House. June 29, 2011.
LGBT HISTORY MADE - 2 females share first kiss upon ship's return
It's official; don't ask don't tell is GONE! Petty Officer 2nd Class Marissa Gaeta's ship, the USS Oak Hill, just returned to port and she was greeted by her partner Petty Officer 3rd Class Citlalic Snell. They shared the first openly lesbian, military, kiss. One in uniform, one not...... What an incredible sight! As a lesbian myself, I wish I'd been able ot do this back when I was serving in the Army.
Bad Education- LGBT by Almodovar- Trailer HD
This is one of the great masterpieces of the new century... An international award winning film by Spanish director Pedro Almodovar. Real and beautiful... It opens the door to many issues that aren't openly talked about in standard LGBT activism... Please sub my personal channel www.youtube.com
Kicked Out: LGBT Youth Experience Homelessness
IN THE LIFE travels from New York to Illinois and California for a stark look at LGBT youth who are kicked out of their homes. Nominated for a GLAAD Media Award. Produced by Chuy Sánchez & Kathryn Morrison.
It Gets Better at the Staten Island LGBT Community Center
25 Victory Blvd., 3rd Floor, Staten Island NY 10301. Call 718.808.1360 or visit facebook.com/StatenIslandLBGT for more information. At the Staten Island LGBT Community Center, teens, young adults, and people of all ages can find a community of people making it better every day. The Center is committed to improving the lives of LGBTQ Staten Islanders by creating and supporting programs and activities that promote the visibility, equality, and well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people on Staten Island and in the greater New York City area.
LGBT rights: Can you believe this? - 2nd Spot
blabbeando.blogspot.com Amazing LGBT rights campaign ad from Obs.Salta in Salta, Argentina.
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