Earlier this year, a San Francisco-based group called HACKmarriage put stickers on books in libraries […]
Apple, OED Redefining Marriage (At Least In Their Dictionaries)
Research from UCLA shows discrimination against LGBT in workplace still pervasive
Research from the UCLA Williams Institute through surveys, polls, and wage data indicates that employment […]
Edie Windsor Comes in Third for Time’s Person of the Year
Edie Windsor, plaintiff in the U.S. Supreme Court case that overturned DOMA, came in third […]
Business, Labor, and Courts Advance LGBT Rights, but A Long Road Remains: News-Roundup
The AFL-CIO, the country’s largest labor federation, amended its constitution in September, banning discrimination based […]
Supreme Court Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage Leads Federal Agencies to realign benefits
Since the U.S. Supreme Court legalized federal same-sex marriage, several agencies have ruled that all […]
Book and Film News: January 2014
A book to watch out for. A new picture book, God Made Dad & Mom, […]
Graphic Novels and Coloring Books With LGBT Themes Take Center Stage
An antidote to Michael is Misha in Misha & His Moms Go to the Olympics. […]
ALA and Library Media Round-up: January 2014
ALA/ALSC’s Winter 2013 edition of Children & Libraries has three articles of note: “Sticks, Stones, […]
Organization Announcements January 2014: Resources and Developments
Organization announcements follow developments of interest in the LGBT world from established organizations. If you […]
Harrington Press seeks help in completing LGBTQ scholarly journal list
Bill Cohen of Harrington Park Press asks for assistance from GLBTRT members to identify missing […]