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After the GOP-controlled Colorado House managed to let the state's civil unions bill die on the floor before it could be debated, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has decided to call a special legislative session to resolve the bill.

More after the jump.

North Carolina voters may be receiving a phone call from Bill Clinton—or they’ll at least be on the receiving end of a recorded advertisement from the former President asking them to vote against Amendment One.

Details after the jump.

A Republican-controlled House committee passed a bill that could ultimately provide same-sex couples with the right to civil unions in Colorado.

More after the jump.

With all the focus on the big-names getting into the fight for love and against North Carolina's Amendment One, human-size liver spot Billy Graham felt the need to inject his name into the debate via a saintly anti-gay ad appearing in 14 papers across the state this week. Today, we finally get a look at Graham's ad. 

The progeny of Hillz has spoken.

Or at least she's speaking.

Chelsea Clinton, the former First Daughter and only child to President Bill Clinton and Madame Secretary, Hillary Clinton, is publicly speaking out against Amendment One in North Carolina.

Check out what she has to say after the jump!

We thought this was interesting. Christian student groups at Vanderbilt University have been raising quite a stink based on Vanderbilt's "all-comers" anti-discrimination policy that stipulates no student group can discriminate. The university's discrimination statement includes sexual orientation.

The Christian groups argue that "by being forced to allow gay students to participate and run for officer positions, they themselves are being discriminated against for their faith."

In response to Vanderbilt's stance and in an attempt to show their support for religious organizations, Tennessee legislators proposed House Bill 3576/Senate Bill 3597, which would allow religious student groups to discriminate according to the beliefs of...

The American Academy of Pediatrics has injected its invaluable authority into the debate over Missouri's hideous "Don't Say Gay" bill. So, what does the Academy have to say to Show Me State homophobes?

A California Senate subcommittee approved a bill that will ban harmful and discredited "ex gay" therapy for kids under 18 on Monday. Details follow. 

Just when it seemed like he was starting to pull his head out of his dimpled ass, Bill O'Reilly had to go and rejoin his pinhead club. Lucky for what we assume to be a tightly clenched old man booty short on real estate, Bill O's latest anti-gay comments are a reminder of just how small-minded the Fox News host is. Details follow. 

Missouri is taking a page from Tennessee's homophobic-interpreted Bible and attempting to ban all things LGBT from schools with its own disgusting "Don't Say Gay" legislation.

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London Mayor Boris Johnson has blocked a campaign of "ex gay" therapy advertisements from running on his city's buses after international criticism today. 

“London is one of the most tolerant cities in the world and intolerant of intolerance," said Mayor Johnson in a statement. "It is clearly offensive to suggest that being gay is an illness that someone recovers from and I am not prepared to have that suggestion driven around London on our buses.”

Hear that cackle in the distance? It emanates from a monster lair deep in the Lower East Side where Gaga has checked her "Madonna" news alerts for the 4,357 time today to learn that MDNA continues to smash records. But this time around it's not a chart record that Her Madgesty's boy-toy will have to spend his playtime nailing to the wall of her trophy hall.