December 1st, 2009

Movement under way in California to ban divorce

By The Associated Press 12.01.2009

The effort is meant to be a satirical statement after California voters outlawed gay marriage in 2008. Read more...

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Orthodox rabbis take public anti-gay marriage stance in NJ
The newly political rabbis have joined a coalition including Roman Catholic bishops, evangelicals and some black and Latino leaders.2
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More deaths - and hope.2
Movement under way in California to ban divorce
The effort is meant to be a satirical statement after California voters outlawed gay marriage in 2008.4
Argentine judge suspends 1st gay marriage
An Argentine judge has overturned a ruling that would have allowed the first gay marriage in Latin America.1
Chinese government opens gay bar
On World AIDS Day the city of Dali will open a government-funded gay bar in an effort to reach out to China’s openly gay community. 7
U.N. AIDS chief in South Africa for World AIDS Day
The head of the U.N. AIDS program says South Africa is the ideal place for him to visit on World AIDS Day.0
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California mayor apologizes for remark about gays
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Chinese government opens gay bar

By 365gay Newswire 11.30.2009
On World AIDS Day the city of Dali will open a government-funded gay bar in an effort to reach out to China’s openly gay community. Read more...