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In which CNN’s Brooke Baldwin challenges the Family Research Council’s Tony Perkins to justify his anti-gay views. More.
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Check out Jane Lynch’s commencement speech at Smith College, her wife’s alma mater. How I love this woman. More.
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In which Anderson Cooper wins $50,000 for The Trevor Project as a Jeopardy! contestant. More.
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Zach Wahls, the college student whose testimony for marriage equality in Iowa went viral on YouTube, is doing a series of news events with In The Life media as a promo for his new book, My Two Moms. (I bought the book a couple of days ago and I’m almost done - totally worth the read. Also, I really want to meet him.) More.
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In which Hank Green tackles marriage equality perfectly.
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In which Ellen DeGeneres thanks the president for his huge announcement. More.
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After North Carolina passed Amendment One this week, banning marriage equality and all other unions other than opposite-sex marriages, a new campaign called WE DO has launched to show the world that this isn’t over. Same-sex couples across North Carolina are asking for marriage licenses though they know they’ll be denied, but they’re all doing it together. More.
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In which Barack Obama becomes the first president of the United States to endorse marriage equality.
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North Carolina: Vote NO on Amendment One today!
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North Carolina preacher's homophobic rant
You’ve heard the sound bites - now here’s the full video (at the link above) of North Carolina preacher Sean Harris’s extremely homophobic sermon encouraging parents to beat their gender-nonconforming children. This is especially relevant considering North Carolina will vote on Amendment One next week.
TW: This is extremely homophobic and transphobic to the point of inciting violence, and should not be taken lightly. More.
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Even though mainstream media has spoken out loudly against their racist and homophobic strategies, the National Organization for Marriage is still trying to perpetuate their anti-gay cause by pitting LGBT people against people of color. More.
