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A marcher raises throws up peace signs during the march for Mark carson who was killed in an apparent homophobic attack in the West Village last Friday. Credit: Aaron Adler

PHOTOS: City leaders, gay rights activists march against rise in NYC hate crimes

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and other local officials joined with LGBT groups and other community members on Monday to [...]

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Police presence increased in the wake of hate crimes

The NYPD will increase its presence in the Manhattan neighborhoods where five anti-gay hate crimes have occurred in the past [...]

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Tagged chelsea, Christine Quinn, crime, hate crimes, Hell's Kitchen, lgbt, LGBT Pride Month, marc carson, NYPD, west village | Reply
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City officials, gay rights activists to rally against hate crimes

Following the murder of a 32-year-old man on Friday night in Manhattan, local officials and gay rights groups will rally [...]

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Tagged anti-gay, Christine Quinn, death, elliott morales, hate crime, lgbt, manhattan, marc carson, march, rally, shooting, west village | Reply
The teens who will be performing, from left to right, back row: Moon, Kahlil; middle row: Rachel, Akaila, Aumma, Eliezer, Gregory, Jada; front row: India, Larissa, James, Troy, Alexis. Credit: Theatre of the Oppressed.

Homeless LGBTQ youth rehearse for Theatre of the Oppressed festival

Homeless LGBTQ youth from three shelters will be performing in an interactive theater festival this weekend.

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Tagged homeless youth, homelessness, lgbt, lgbt youth, lgbtq, lgbtq youth, policy, politics | Reply
Some of the teens rehearsing. Clockwise from top: Sophie Nimmannit, TONYC Joker, Member of Door Troupe, Kendall (floor). Credit: Theatre of the Oppressed.

Legislators join LGBT homeless youth in theater performance

City and state legislators will take to the stage with LGBTQ homeless youth to work out policy through interactive theater.

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Tagged brad hoylman, city council, Daniel Dromm, gay rights, homelessness, lgbt, lgbtq, NYC, politics, rosie mendez, theater | Reply
somerville mayor joe joseph curtatone

Mayor issues stern letter about homophobia in Somerville

Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone is publicly scolding the persons who used homophobic slurs to describe the city’s first openly gay alderman.

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Tagged Boston, courtney o'keefe, homophobic slur, joseph curtatone, lgbt, somerville | Reply
Christine Quinn

Christine Quinn helps abandoned gay foster kid

A gay foster kid, told by his mother at age 13 that he deserved to be disowned, had his life forever changed by a chance meeting with Christine Quinn.

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Carlos Daniel Dos Santos, 45, is from Brazil, and unlike heterosexual spouses, his husband, James Oseland, 50, cannot apply for him to legally stay because federal law does not recognize same-sex marriage.

Until the US government do us part: Gay couples await DOMA decision

Gay binational couples in New York City are hoping for a Supreme Court DOMA decision that will transform their lives.

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Tagged binational, Defense of Marriage Act, doma, gay marriage, gay rights, immigration, immigration reform, lgbt, NYC, supreme court | Reply
Equality Forum 2013

Pa. legislature introduces statewide LGBT nondiscrimination bills

The nondiscrimination legislation would prohibit sexual orientation or gender identity-based bias in employment, housing, and credit in Pennsylvania.

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Tagged civil rights, credit, discrimination, gay rights, harrisburg, housing, lgbt, pennsylvania house of representatives, pennsylvania senate, politics, protest, rally, transgender | Reply
Equality Forum 2013

Pa. legislators to announce ‘largest-ever’ support for equality laws

Companion equality bills in the state House and Senate would ban gender identity discrimination statewide.

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Tagged civil rights, harrisburg, lgbt, lgbt equality caucus, pennsylvania house of representatives, pennsylvania senate, politics | Reply
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