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A new survey shows that Americans tend to be more accepting of gay and lesbian couples raising children than single parents. One third of Americans say they are comfortable with a variety of family situations, according to a study by the Pew Research Center. That group is called "acceptors." Another third, called "skeptics" by researchers, have mixed views on nontraditional family structures. The majority of acceptors and skeptics say that families headed by gay and lesbian parents are an acceptable, if not a positive, asset to society. 

Lady Gaga’s rising star shows no signs of burning out with her third single from Born This Way “Edge of Glory” permeating the airwaves. If hearing the terrific anthem-like song weren’t enough, the video premiered on So You Think You Can Dance Thursday night.

Milk, the film that tells the story of gay rights leader and pioneer, Harvey Milk, has been voted the gay film of the decade. The film was commended for its “realistic portrayal of gay people.”

The Boston school has become the third U.S. women's college to clarify its stance towards trans women and men amidst heated conversations about the future of single-gender institutions.

De’borah, the only out contestant featured during the third season of The Voice, could be headed for the Billboard 100 charts with her new single, “Coming Out Looking Good,” which is set to drop on March 12th exclusively on Liquid Spins.com.

Enter Rebecca Walker and her book One Big Happy Family: 18 Writers Talk About Polyamory, Open Adoption, Mixed Marriage, Househusbandry, Single Motherhood, and Other Realities of Truly Modern Love. Rebecca's been a person to know since Time Magazine named her one of the World's 25 Most Influential Leaders. But long before that, she was making headlines, editing the quintessential book on feminism for those of us who came after burning bras, To Be Real, and travelling the world on the "Rock the Vote" tour bus for the Clinton's registering voters or starting the Third Wave Foundation.

“You can be amazing. You can turn a phrase in to a weapon or a drug. You can be the outcast or be the backlash of somebody’s lack of love or you can start speaking up,” croons pop performer Sara Bareilles on her latest single, “Brave.”

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“You can be amazing. You can turn a phrase in to a weapon or a drug. You can be the outcast or be the backlash of somebody’s lack of love or you can start speaking up,” croons pop performer Sara Bareilles on her latest single, “Brave.”