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Rev. Eva Brunne became the world's first lesbian bishop after being elected May 26th by the Church of Sweden. The Lutheran bishop of Stockholm says as a lesbian she wants to stand side by side with people who feel powerless.

When preachers pontificate toomuch from on High about the sins of homosexual sex, the cautionary tale is to be careful of what you say, because your words invariable will come back to bite you, as we are seeing with Bishop Eddie Long. Sadly, however, Long, like too many African American ministers on the "down low," has erected his bully pulpit denouncing gays while using his clerical authority to court and to covet them.

Thanks to all of these trailblazers.

Rev. Bernice King has been bestowed the honor to be the eighth president and first women to head the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). Because Rev. Bernice King has been rumored for years to be a lesbian, her track record concerning LGBTQ civil rights has been less than humane and antithetical to both legacies of her parents.

Like a lot of Americans, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said a law banning workplace discrimination against LGBT people would impact his family personally.

If you need us we'll be in the second row, on the aisle, closest to the restroom!

Last week, Martin Luther King tributes were taking place across the nation. And the spirit of MLK and the courageous acts of our foremothers and forefathers of the civil rights movement are etched indelibly in many of our hearts. But the civil rights movement of Martin Luther King’s era of the 1960’s, many would say, is dying a slow and necessary death. King once told a racially mixed audience that “Eventually the civil rights movement will have contributed infinitely more to the nation than the eradication of racial injustice.” If King were alive today he would want us to look at homophobia.

Grab your popcorn and Swedish Fish. It's time to hit the theater or the couch and catch up on these movies!

Today, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Agains Defamation announced nominees for its 2013 Media Awards, which recognize fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of the LGBT community in news and entertainment.