What's the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) really up to as it tries to further indoctrinate youth into the fold?

Media Matters For America's Carlos Maza got a unique look when he went undercover for four days at a NOM anti-gay conference for college students in San Diego. 

Check out what he unconvered after the jump.

The smart folks over at Media Matters celebrate Glenn Beck's final day on Faux News with a video compliation documenting the many, MANY moments of untruths, hate and befuddling WTF-ness the host discharged on his show. How in the world will America cope with socialism without Glenn Beck's chalkboard of clarity?! (Follow the jump for the video)

Following three weeks of pressure as the initial target in the DropFox campaign, Orbitz has announced that it will review its advertising policy on Fox News. 

In the first move of Media Matters' DropFox campaign, a coalition of LGBT groups including Courage Campaign, GLAAD and Equality Matters have asked online-travel site Orbitz to stop advertising on the Fox News channel. 

Talking heads on all the networks predicted it all weekend long, and now we're seeing the first sign that a strong push will be made for full equality for the gay community. Liberal-backed watchdog group Media Matters is officially launching Equality Matters today—a “communications war room for gay equality.”

Says the New York Times:

It will be run by Richard Socarides, a former domestic policy adviser to President Bill Clinton who has been deeply critical of President Obama's record on gay rights. A well-known gay journalist, Kerry Eleveld, the Washington correspondent for The Advocate will leave that magazine in January to edit the new group’s Web site, equalitymatters.org, which is to go online Monday...

The Washington Times’ recent demonization of Obama Administration’s Kevin Jennings (Department of Education) has inspired Media Matters to curate a rather extensive snapshot of the publication's ongoing printed anti-gay rhetoric.

Some notable favorites include:

The Wash. Times use of “scare quotes” around “partner” and “gay marriage” in its articles

The Wash. Times lauds the Boy Scouts for being “one of the last remaining bastions of American culture that has not bowed to the gay agenda”

You can see more examples of the publications bigotry by heading here.

But what else can we expect for a newspaper that’s little more than republican press releases under the guise of “news” stories?