happy daze

daily dos

wed 11/18/2009

 

A gay couple in Argentina could become the first same-sex couple to marry in Latin America. The couple, Alex Freyre and José María Di Bello, were granted a marriage license after a judge ruled that a ban on same-sex marriage violated Argentina’s constitution.

 
 

on the down low

daily dos

thu 9/10/2009

 

"A lot of walls are starting to crumble." CNN profiles gay Latinos in the U.S.

 
 

ve a maria

daily dos

thu 6/18/2009

 

President Obama has received mixed support from the gay community after signing a memo that extends some benefits, but not health care, to same-sex partners of federal employees.

 
 

sport a bebé

daily dos

wed 6/17/2009

 

The number of anti-gay murders in the U.S. increased by 28 percent last year, according to the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs. The 29 killings are the highest in a decade.

 
 

touch my body

daily dos

mon 6/1/2009

 

Sergio Garcia, an openly gay teen from Los Angeles, was voted this year's prom queen at Fairfax High School.

 
 

exclamation points

daily dos

thu 5/14/2009

 

Perú has announced it will ban homosexuals from becoming police officers because gays will "damage the reputation" of those who work in law enforcement.

 
 

playaz and playas

daily dos

tue 3/17/2009

 

Christian Chávez of RBD announced he will launch an international campaign against homophobia and hate crimes: "Life has given me the opportunity to represent people who have struggled to change the world's view and make progress against homophobia."

 
 

bad taste

daily dos

mon 3/2/2009

 

Microsoft has apologized for banning a female gamer who identified herself as lesbian in her Xbox Live profile. Although gamers are prohibited from listing their sexual preference in Xbox Live profiles, Microsoft says it will review its profile policies.

 
 

put your hand up in the air

daily dos

tue 1/20/2009

 

The U.S. has refused to sign a United Nations declaration that would decriminalize homosexuality around the world.

 
 

blood and diamonds

daily dos

thu 11/13/2008

 

Gay Latino men and women are finding it increasingly difficult to gain political asylum in the U.S. as more Latin American countries recognize gay rights.

 
 
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