In our third high school-related post of the morning (the kids are all right, indeed!), students at a Minnesota Catholic High School apparently stood up for marriage equality and the LGBT during an anti-gay assembly. 

Gaydored actress Cybil Shepherd is the latest big name to join the Human Rights Campaign's "Americans for Marriage Equality" video campaign. Watch Cybil's message, after the jump. 

One of the most noted civil rights speeches ever started with a dream, so it's rather poetic that Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton's hopes of defeating an amendment looking to ban marriage equality in his state followed sleep-inspired suit. 

The National Organization for Marriage's head homophobe Brian Brown has lashed out a second time to defend against criticisms that his organization sought to exploit racial tensions. In today's round of defense, Brown ironically chooses to promote people of color who are against civil rights for the LGBT community. 

She had us at her sloth breakdown, but Kristen Bell continues to get on our good side (hint: every angle is our good side!) by joining the Human Rights Campaign's "Americans for Marriage Equality" campaign. Watch Kristen make her case for love, after the jump.

Former Bush Press Secretary Ari Fleischer tells Anderson Cooper: yes! Details and video follow. 

Is the water getting too hot? National Organization for Marriage's head homophobe Brian Brown has issued a rare statement of damage control today in the wake of his organization's disgusting internal documents causing controversy nationwide. So, what does Brian have to say about NOM's devious manipulations of the African American and Hispanic communities in its fight to oppress another minority group?

A storm of outrage reaching further than just the LGBT press has sent a deluge of scandal the way of the National Organization for Marriage. No wonder the anti-gay group wanted to keep its internal memos from its fight against love in Maine sealed!

At the GLAAD Media Awards in New York over the weekend, Glee guest star and professional swoon-inducer John Stamos put his lips to work to raise money for the organization. This is what $5,000 can get you with John (if you're lucky)...

Starbucks has received an extra shot of support thanks to a new endorsement boycott engineered by the National Organization for Marriage. Coffee humor!

Finding the coffee giant's support of the LGBT community too bitter to swallow, NOM's subsequent boycott of Starbucks has backfired and exploded tenfold in a wave of support for its target. The details (with 80 percent less coffee comedy, promise), after the jump!

President Obama's Senior Adviser David Plouffe did the "Quick! Look over there!" choreography that has been danced by the White House lately whenever its representatives are asked about marriage equality during a Sunday broadcast of ABC's This Week.

So, what does Plouffe have to say about the President Obama's thoughts on making marriage equality a plank in the 2012 Democratic platform? 

Voters in North Carolina will head to the ballot on May 8 and decide if they want a constitutional amendment banning marriage equality passed in the state. With the countdown clock furiously ticking away to D-Day, a moneybomb has been launched by the Coalition to Protect ALL NC Families in an effort to draw opposition to the vehemently gay Amendment One.