Written by Instinct Staff | Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Tags: newt gingrich, republican, gays, anti-gay, lgbt, same-sex marriage, secular, christianity, right wing, conservatives, radio interview
Yay! More reasons to dislike GOP presidential candidates. We've known for years that Gingrich is not on our side, but his latest statement blaming same-sex marriage for economic hardships keeps him in good standing in the race for the looniest candidate of them all. Catch his quote after the jump.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Monday, 15 August 2011
Tags: adam carolla, d-bag of the day, ant-gay, lgbt, homophobia, loveline, glaad, boycott, apology, tmz, homophobe, racist
Updated Monday 4:20 p.m. PST
Adam Carolla just responded to TMZ after GLAAD and other LGBT advocates spoke out.
Carolla said, “I'm sorry my comments were hurtful. I'm a comedian, not a politician." Well, that was quick, but, GLAAD is saying that he's not going to get off the hook this easily and are sticking with what they said earlier.
GLAAD's newest statement: “Adam Carolla has a history of making anti-LGBT and racist statements,” said Herndon Graddick, Senior Director of Programs at GLAAD. “Networks and advertisers should remember that attacking people who are different from him, and following it with empty apologies, is just a regular part of Carolla’s routine.”
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Written by Instinct Staff | Friday, 12 August 2011
Tags: human rights campaign, bus tour, salt lake city, lgbt equality, gays, civil rights, nationwide, utah, hrc, joe solomese
We aren't quite sure what the Human Rights Campaign is doing, but if their bus tour manages to take attention away from either NOM's bus tour or Sarah Palin's, than it's enough for us. After the jump, let's decipher together, what exactly is the HRC Equality Tour.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Friday, 12 August 2011
Tags: it gets better, seattle, mariners, seahawks, athletes, stars, football, baseball, gay, lgbt youth, bullying
The "It Gets Better" contribution from Seattle spans the boundaries of professional sports leagues to include pro football and baseball players. Follow the jump to watch wide receiver Mike Williams of the Seahawks, and relief pitcher Brandon League and infielder Brendan Ryan of the Mariners (as well as members from the Storm and the Sounders) provide LGBT youth their rallying cry.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Thursday, 11 August 2011
Tags: true blood, joe manganiello, it gets better, hotties, gay youth, lgbt, bullying, our husbands
It's hard to imagine that any bullies have ever tried to f*ck with True Blood's Joe Manganiello, but according to our werewoooof husband, he was so big in high school that he stuck out. Swoon. Follow the jump to hear Joe talk about his various big body parts (seriously!) in what might amount to the hottest "It Gets Better" video yet!
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Written by Instinct Staff | Wednesday, 10 August 2011
Tags: r clarke cooper, goproud, log cabin republicans, ann coulter, anti-gay, honorary chair, bigot, gay conservatives, lgbt
While the wayward GOProud presses on for any sort of attention, at least one gay Republican group is maintaining a sense of dignity. Find out what the Log Cabin Republicans' Executive Director R. Clark Cooper (pictured above) had to say about GOProud's announcement of Coulter as an "Honorary Chair" and "gay icon." Ugh, we can't even type that without throwing up a little.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Wednesday, 10 August 2011
Tags: minnesota, michele bachmann, gay teens, suicide contagion area, epidemic, olivia hoff, pride event, lgbt, anti-gay, bullying, homophobia, anoka school district, video
After six teens died from suicide linked to a vehemently anti-gay and pro-bullying culture in Michele Bachmann's Minnesota district, residents decided to get together and hold a LGBT Pride event so that gay youth in the area knows it's "OK to be gay." Even by merely talking about it they've already done more than Bachmann has to curb the troubling and deadly epidemic tied to her bigoted platform. Follow the jump for more on the inspiring community-lead Minnesota Pride rally for youth.
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Tags: new balance, mitt romney, super pac, restore the future, donation, campaign, contribution, 500k, chairman james davis, distance, gay, lgbt, rights, equality, marriage, statement
Earlier this year New Balance Chairman James Davis, by way of anti-gay Super-PAC "Restore Our Future," provided homophobic 2012 GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney with a $500,000 boost. Today, the athletic company cherished by gays and straights alike issued a statement attempting to distance itself from the questionable contribution. So, what does New Balance have to say directly to the LGBT community in the wake of the sizeable donation?
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