The Maryland Marriage Alliance has turned one of the modern marriage equality movement's biggest allies into an unassuming spokesperson for discrimination and bigotry in a new ad circulating airwaves in the state. 

Updated Friday, 12:55 p.m. EST

As expected, NOM's spokesbigot Kirk Cameron has declined an invitation to meet with bullied LGBT youth in New Jersey. His justification for the rejection, after the jump.

Did Kirk Cameron fail to read the full casting notice the National Organization for Marriage sent out, revealing that it was on the hunt for "non-cognitive elite" to become their spokeswhores? Though it sure is a degrading job title, Kirk apparently is simply happy to be working. 

Check out NOM's newest poster boy after the jump!

A coalition of LGBT groups is planning a protest of the Human Rights Campaign during an upcoming Los Angeles event. Why? The Occupy Los Angeles Queer Affinity Group and GetEQUAL are unhappy with the HRC's decision to make Goldman Sachs CEO Llyod Blankfein its national spokesman for marriage equality AND the honoring of said controversial financial firm with a HRC Corporate Equality trophy.

Do you side with the HRC or the protesters? More details after the jump!

Flip-flopping has its cherished place and time in the gay community. But at the hands of Mitt Romney disavowing a 2002 flyer supporting LGBT rights under his name is not one of those cases. Today, the Obama camp is calling out Mittens for distancing his campaign from the flyer that circulated Boston Gay Pride. Details follow.

Bloomberg Media, which notably affords employees domestic partner benefits, is prepped to fight an anti-gay discrimination lawsuit that Michael Musto has revealed will be lobbed against the company in the coming weeks. Details follow.