Gay Life Volume 33, Number 1

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Gay Life Volume 33, Number 1

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iQueer: there’s NOT an app for that

MEOW! It’s that time again for a Charm City Kitty Club cabaret-licious show. This time the Kitties go high-tech.

Brown Lecture Series: Dr. Lawrence P. Jackson Speaks at Enoch Pratt Library

With the coming of the New Year, self-improvement is at the forefront of many minds. Why not include a stop by your local library to…

Restaurant Week 2011/Winter

It’s time again for Baltimore’s Winter Restaurant Week! Spanning 10 days from Friday, January 21 to Sunday, January 30, about 100 participating restaurants offer the…

Relax.

Happy New Year! How are you doing so far? Still recovering from the holidays? Focused on resolutions? How are you breathing? January seems like a…

Equality Maryland Prayer Breakfast & Faith Leader Lobby Day

Equality Maryland and Pride in Faith are excited to hold the annual prayer breakfast on January 27. The focus of the event is to unite…

Huck Finn's n-word: preserving artistic integrity or ethnic property rights?

As Americans we have a hard time talking about race in this country when the n-word is not involved. And when this epithet is, predictably,…

National News

Justice Dept. appeals rulings that struck down DOMA HRC to Obama: Support same-sex marriage now The Human Rights Campaign called on President Barack Obama Jan.…

[Download Photo] Kathy Springer, an Oil City resident whose teenage son, C.J., was brutally tormented at school because he is gay, sought help from Joe Wilson after reading the wedding announcement in the newspaper. [Download Photo] Diane Gramley, head of the American Family Association of Pennsylvania, protests marriage equality [Download Photo] Reverend Mark Micklos, an Evangelical preacher who forms a transformative friendship with Joe [Download Photo] Roxanne Hitchcock and Linda Henderson, owners of the renovated Latonia theater, speak with Joe Wilson about their efforts to revitalize the local economy.

Out in the Silence

Across America, LGBT youth are finding themselves persecuted by the same communities that promise to protect their young people. As a result, they are forced…

2010: hope to be found

When I sat down to write about 2010, I wanted to tell you how horrible the year has been. Indeed, I could not help but…

Well-known openly gay Portuguese journalist Carlos Castro, right, was killed in his New York City hotel room Jan. 7. He reportedly was tortured, poked in the eye with a corkscrew and castrated. Castro's traveling companion, 20-year-old Renato Seabra, reportedly confessed to the attack, told police he isn't gay anymore, and said he castrated Castro to get rid of homosexual demons. Castro is pictured with singer Wanda Stuart at last year's "Gala dos Travestis" event, which he had organized for 18 years to support Portugal's leading HIV/AIDS charity.

International News

Gay senator leads Irish president race A poll has found that openly gay Irish Senator David Norris leads the pack seeking to be the nation's…

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