It's not much of a surprise. In fact, it's about the squarest, most down-to-earth revelation we've ever heard out of Ke$ha's mouth. 

What are we talking about?

In her new interview with Seventeen, the great dolla-signed one admits she's bisexual AND goes on to take a stand against bullying. Is Ke$ha growing up from the days of brushing her teeth with a bottle of Jack?

Time's current cover story features an intimate interview with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and his family. In the story, Roger learns for the first time that his high school and college years spent protecting his gay brother Michael from bullies might have saved Michael's life. 

After being beaten up by two bullies because he's bisexual, Cole Peterson probably could never have anticipated what would happen next. Details after the jump.

We feel for the students of Mt. Dora High School, where nauseous anti-gay teacher Jerry Buell has been deemed "fit for teaching" despite comparing himself to "Jesus Christ" and telling students that gays should be sent to their deaths on the front-lines of war. Thankfully, we're not alone in our concern for Mt. Dora students, as apparent by a clever petition that has captured national attention...

Yay, who doesn't like a good old fashioned witch hunt! While it's not as severe as the McCarthyism bull s*** half a century ago, it is still alarming. Details of the the proposed "presidential commission" after the jump.

A clever and poignant take on the "It Gets Better" campaign comes from a regretful bully (not sure if it's real or fake, but that's not the point) who lets other bullies know that it only gets worse...

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The pioneering researchers over at Fox News have announced incredible breaking news: "Gay, Lesbian Teens Bullied More Than Heterosexuals."

An upcoming episode of TV Land's High School Reunion might provide some catharsis for those of us who were taunted, harassed or worse by homophobic bullies in high school.

On Wednesday's episode, the reality show gets dramatic when Eric "The Gay Guy" approaches the bully that taunted him during high school, demanding an apology. We can't wait to find out what happens, but luckily TV Land provides a preview.

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If you were ever bullied and had the opportunity to speak with them as an adult, what might you say?

JoeMyGod points us to more pinhead nonsense coming from Faux News' Bill O'Reilly.

This time the d-bag is up in arms over a mandatory anti-bullying class for public school students in northern California. O'Reilly and Megan Kelly are angry that religioners who condone the harassment or bullying of gay students cannot opt their students out of the state-mandated class.