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There’s good news, albeit qualified, for our representation on television: Prime-time broadcast TV for the 2012-2013 season offers a record high percentage of LGBT characters, according to GLAAD, although it still doesn’t reflect the diversity of the U.S. population.

The Advocate, rolled out its annual 40 Under 40 list of LGBT up and comers today, and we thought we'd pick 10 women under 40 who are looking to make a difference through activism. But you can check out the full 40 Under 40 at Advocate.com.

The Equality Act would include protections in public accommodations, public education, employment, housing, federal funding, jury service, legal protections, and credit.

Even if you've already gone to the polls to cast your ballot (you're going to vote...right?!) there's so much going on in today's midterm election. Here's our picks for the races to watch.

Dr. Susan Love has never been cautious to share with the public her thoughts and opinions regarding socialized medicine, controversial mammography practices in the U.S., breast cancer research fallacies, and the history lesbians have carried on their backs since the early days of AIDS. Her “breast cancer bible” book, Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book, has just been released in its 5^th edition skin (20 years after the 1^st edition was printed in 1990). While some things have changed in the past 20 years since the book’s original printing, Love reminds us in this interview that some things have remained the same…and need to be changed.

Because let's face it, LGBT honors lists ALWAYS focus on the L and G, and let's face it, mostly the G.