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Missouri's third-largest city takes a big step backward.

Mike Rawlings, previously reluctant to join the fight, banded with mayors from cities large and small in filing a pro-equality brief with the Supreme Court.

The state of marriage equality in Alabama just got even more confusing.

The 'Add the Words' bill, which would have banned anti-LGBT discrimination, died in a party-line committee vote today.

Marriage equality litigation out of Mississippi will be heard by the same three-judge panel that will consider similar bans in Texas and Louisiana.

Despite high-profile gains in the fight to establish marriage equality, conservative officials in states across the country are digging in their heels when it comes to denying LGBT people basic rights.

While international homophobia sometimes takes center-stage, don't count out good ol' America's ability to be just as bigoted as our friends across the pond.

A lesbian couple was among the first gay couples to legally marry in Colombia.

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Support continues to gather for jailed Russian feminist punk rockers Pussy Riot, who are appealing their sentence of two years in jail for a February protest inside a Moscow cathedral.

African Americans have worked hard to get the vote and to get a man of African descent in the White House. In 2008 we came out in unprecedented numbers with Obama taking 95% of the black vote, thanks to the help of his biggest support base - African American ministers and their parishioners.

The Democratic Party made history at its national convention Tuesday when it became the first major American political party to endorse marriage equality in its platform, drawing a sharp contrast with the Republican Party’s official stance on the issue.