If choreography, One Direction and an anti-bullying message occurred more in professional sports, we might buy a team jersey in a non-ironic way one of these days. A group of talented kids in Vancouver brought pro-sports one step closer to our gay dreams when they decided to perform an anti-bullying "Acceptance" flash mob at a Vancouver Giants hockey game. 

A state of the art anti-bullying center will travel the U.S. alongside Lady Gaga's upcoming Born This Way Ball tour, news from the international pop-star reveals. Details follow.

Good to see that Oreo has not stopped pushing the envelope following the Gay Pride rainbow ad that became an instant viral hit over summer! To raise awareness about October's designation as National Bullying Prevention Month, the cookie maker has released another creative ad that's sure to spark some controversy.

Though summertime's rainbow Oreo advertisement may have fired up a small portion of angry anti-gay customers, it actually increased the brand's likability and overall perception by 15 percent. Maybe Oreo's latest creative cookie art can do the same as it wraps up its 100th anniversary year?

It must suck to be a homophobe with a sweet tooth! They're losing all the best treats!

Thanks to a bevy of anti-bullying initiatives and LGBT-friendly advances, Facebook will become the first social network to receive a GLAAD Media Award. Details follow. 

Claiming it does nothing but advance the "pro-homosexual agenda," anti-gay Republicans backed by certified hate-group the Illinois Family Institute voted down a comprehensive anti-bullying bill in the state. 

On Wednesday, Missouri Rep. Zachary Wyatt became the only gay Republican state level lawmaker currently serving (according to The Victory Fund) when he came out of the closet to fight the state's despicable "Don't Say Gay" bill. While the intense limelight has understandably made Rep. Wyatt's already busy schedule even more frenetic, he took a little time to chat quickly with Instinct about coming out to fight anti-gay bigotry in Missouri. 

Missouri's despicable "Don't Say Gay" bill has brought the closet door swinging open for Rep. Zachary Wyatt, who announced that he is gay at a press conference designed to oppose the homophobic legislation. 

The local hometown paper of 14-year old Kenneth Weishuhn, who died last week from suicide, devoted its entire Sunday front page to a tear jerking anti-bullying editorial. 

Most folks say they would never go back to their high school years. But if they were referring to Texas' Cypress Ranch High School, they'd probably jump at the chance to attend after watching this Hollywood-grade lip dub set to an empowering anti-bullying theme. The entry worthy of our "Video of the Day" crown, after the jump.

OK. Ready to ask GOProud to open its bi-fold and remove its gay card? We certainly are after the "gay" conservative group unveiled its 2012 agenda on Thursay with one glaring, jaw-dropping item. 

We certainly didn't need yet another reason to swoon over Colin Farrell, but the hunky Irish actor has provided even more fuel for our fantasies by standing up against anti-gay bullying. Read the star's faint-inducing statement for the Irish anti-bullying group BeLonG To, after the jump!

Harvard welcomed two of the world's most powerful women yesterday as Lady Gaga and mom Cynthia launched their much-anticipated Born This Way Foundation. Oprah, whom Gaga recently dethroned as Forbes' most powerful woman in the world, joined Mother Monster (and Mother Monster's Mother) on stage for the event. Details and video follow.