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‘Worldwide’ LGBT marches set for Saturday
The march, which is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m., will travel from Upper Senate Park along Constitution Avenue to 15th Street, N.W.
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Fast Five Fix: April 3
We'll find out today if Anchorage Alaska is ready to protect LGBT workers. Plus: a priest's first communion presentation of porn, and more
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Fast Five Fix: Feb 14
Was Whitney bisexual? Also, Houston LGBT activists push for non-discrimination ordinances, Howard Stern vs. Michele Bachmann, and more
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NYC’s sole Chick-fil-A pressured over anti-gay connections
Student-led petition draws 4,500 supporters in one week
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World news links: Jan. 25
Tel Aviv named world's 'Best Gay City,' British spy agency MI5 named most gay-friendly UK employer, and an Italian bishop calls for recognizing same-sex couples
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Fast Five Fix: Jan. 25
Fred Karger claims discrimination, Pepperdine won't let gays organize, Cynthia Nixon implies 'bisexual' is a dirty word, and more
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National news in brief: Jan. 6
Washington Guv. supports marriage rights, Johnny Weir reveals New Years wedding, Gay Games group sees more conflict
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Going ‘Greene’
Broadway star joins Gay Men’s Chorus for annual holiday extravaganza
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N.Y. protesters see importance of LGBT economic issues
As demonstrations spread, so does gay visibility in movement
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New York City sets Sunday Clerk office hours to allow marriages earlier
Same-sex couples looking to marry in New York City will not have to wait until Tuesday, June 26 to make it official; clerk offices will open on Sunday and Judges will be on hand to waive the 24 hour waiting period for licences.
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