Anti-gay hate group Focus on the Family has been implicitly teaching bullies that beating up gay kids is cool with god for years. But this year's preparation for its annual "Day of Dialogue" (that coincides and contradicts GLSEN's yearly anti-bullying event, "Day of Silence") takes FoF's pro-homophobia message even further. 

Check out the gasping-ly anti-gay and anti-children video for the 2013 "Day of Dialogue" after the break. 

Though we could put these clips on mute and still be satisfied by the hotness that is Matt Bomer and his hubby, Simon Halls (not to mention a small cameo by Joe Manganiello), we'd be missing out on the great message that they convey as they accept GLSEN's 2012 Inspiration Award.

The Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network honored the gorgeous duo who happen to be dads to three kids.

See what what they had to say after the jump!

With both a twinkle in his eye and in his slowly silver-ing beard, Matt Bomer accepted the Inspiration Award from GLSEN over the weekend along with his partner Simon Halls. During his acceptance, Matt applauded GLSEN for the work it does by referencing his own trials and tribulations of growing up gay.

Suze Orman might condemn us to hell (a.k.a. a low credit rating for eternity) for this advice, but cash in your 401(k) because George Clooney is shaving his beard and giving gays the chance to go out with him on a date!

The men responsible for ensuring the groundbreaking documentary Bully not only got released, but viewed in its original, unedited format, will receive a special honor from the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) on Oct. 5. Find out who else will be receiving a hat tip, after the jump.

A survey by the Gay Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) finds that anti-gay harassment is declining in schools. 

Details after the jump.

We initially clicked on gay comedian Todd Glass' PSA for the Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network expecting a laugh.

Yeah, no laughs.

This is decidedly unfunny, but in 30 seconds it packs a very powerful punch.

Check out the PSA (part of GLSEN's "Think Before You Speak" campaign) after the jump.

It should be a no-brainer, but dumbasses in Tennessee and Missouri mistakenly believe that keeping any mention of LGBT-related issues out of schools will keep kids safer. New research released by GLSEN this week proves the exact opposite and shows just how dangerous "Don't Say Gay" legislation will be for children.

Friday, April 20 marks the official “Day of Silence” sponsored by the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN).

According to GLSEN, “The National Day of Silence is a day of action in which students across the country vow to take a form of silence to call attention to the silencing effect of anti-LGBT bullying and harassment in schools.”

Find out more after the jump!

The offhand "f*g" joke Brett Ratner made late last year that lead to him ditching his Academy Awards gig has opened up new opportunities for the producer/director, and he's happy about the new-found positivity he's spreading. 

Xelle, the NYC girl group we pointed you to last year starring RuPaul's Drag Racer Mimi Imfurst, has returned to our gaydar with the just-released music video for "Invincible." But it's no time to throw a subway train party—the girls tackle anti-bullying in their new single, with proceeds from the iTunes sale of the song going to GLSEN. Follow the jump to watch. 

We've come a long way when the Super Bowl has more gay attractions than Pride weekend! GLSEN is the latest gay name to be attached to the sporting event by securing a spot for its "Think Before You Speak" anti-bullying campaign PSA to play in the stadium for ticket holders. Details follow.