New York Magazine managed to track down the gay subway rider whose battle with a crazed homophobic subway "preacher" went viral. 

We think the clip struck a nerve not only because the man (NY Mag calls him "Karl") stood up for himself, but also because the entire train applauded him for doing so. 

Check out what the press-shy gentleman had to say after the jump!

A NYC straphanger gave a subway full of New Yorkers a reason to applaud on Saturday when he stood up to an ignorant wind bag!

The unidentified man couldn't take any more of the anti-gay rant being screamed on the train by someone who referred to himself as a preacher, so he schooled him on the true meaning of Christianity. Check out the incredible scene after the jump. 

The stamp date on this video of a Florida college student's stripping counter-protest is 2011 but it was finally "discovered" today and is making the blog rounds on its way to viral status. Check it out after the jump!

We're all for freedom of speech, but we have to admit we enjoy being able to celebrate our Southern Decadence in peace.

Nine preachers (of course claiming to be men of God) were arrested on Saturday for yelling anti-gay slurs over bullhorns during New Orlean's annual celebration of the gays in the French Quarter.

More after the jump.

While gays may have battled it out for the "craziest outfit" at L.A. Pride over the weekend, anti-gay preachers were certainly fighting for the simple title of "craziest." Where one preacher used potty-mouthed tactics to inflame altercations, another donned a mustache as fake as his ministry, entered the colorful crowd and attempted to draft parade goers to join his heterosexualization seminar. Hilarity ensued (after the jump). 

This video is making the interweb rounds today. Apparently this street preacher saw fit to erect a pulpit and spread the alleged "word of God" during LA's Gay Pride parade.

His sage advice? "Stop eating your poo poo!"

Watch as he instructs us, ever-so-lovingly, to take Jesus into our hearts (like him, clearly) after the jump.

A flash mob led by Queen B took two or three poor man's Westboro street preachers to task with a charged cover of Gaga's "Born This Way" at Phoenix Pride over the weekend. Follow the jump to watch and decide which side of the barricade is more Christ like. 

As LGBT around the world prepare to either ignore or confront the requisite homophobes that show up at Pride season events every year, a clip making the rounds today shows Rosie O'Donnell schooling us all on how to take down haters with bullhorns. 

We can’t lie. It tickles us down there whenever anyone who tries to teach us moral values is caught with his pants down, literally and figuratively. The latest news to fall on our gossip desk is the arrest last night of 33-year-old Matthew Preston Clark, a pastor at Blessed Assurance Temple in Polk County, Florida. (Insert oh-so-appropriate Polk/Poke joke here). So what landed this pastor in the jailhouse?

At this point, we have no choice but to accept the fact that there is a huge epidemic in the bigoted conservative community...stupidity. After the jump, listen to the Bachmannian fact stating. Warning: your blood pressure will rise and his lies will probably make you sick to your stomach.

An energetic drag queen outsmarted and upstaged evangelical preachers on the University of Nebraska at Kearny campus, much to the delight of student bystanders. The video, after the jump.

There was a time when two men kissing in an act of defiance and in protest for gay rights might have landed them in jail, but a 74-year old woman who kissed a preacher facing assault charges for a kiss on the cheek? In 2011? Yep! Follow the jump for details.