If I can get online at the hearing and picnic today, I’ll do a bit of live-blogging in the comments below this post. Feel free to join in.
The very real consequences of DADT repeal; seeking survivor benefits for same-sex partner of Alaska shooting victim; waiting on SCOTUS decision about whether it will hear Prop 8 case; and other recent LGBTQ news selected by Sara Boesser in Juneau, Alaska.
In this month’s “Ask Lambda Legal” column, Lambda Legal answers a question about the federal government’s longstanding ban against donations of blood from men who have sex with men (MSM).
Alaska Pride Conference 2012 kicks off on October 5 with a First Friday showing at Tref.Punkt Studio of Love is Love, a photographic exhibit of LGBT couples from across the state.
United for marriage: Light the way to justice. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments this Tuesday and Wednesday, March 26–27, in two cases about freedom to marry. Please join us on Tuesday, March 26, at the federal courthouse in Anchorage (7th & C) in a circle united for equality.
Pariah, a critically acclaimed film about a 17-year-old African-American woman embracing her lesbian identity, will screen at UAA on Friday, November 2, and will be followed by a discussion on acceptance in honor of Mya Dale. The event is free and open to the public.
Prevo divorce documents raise “loosey-goosey” questions about Anchorage Baptist Temple house
Another few laps: Reports of Prop 5’s demise are premature (& proof Minnery knew he was spreading false information)
A mournful Pride
Wasilla Gays to Levi: We’re here
Anchorage and Fairbanks fight the H8, protest Prop 8!
A long-overdue Bent Alaska update — October 2013
Dance in the Streets and Increase the Beat: New Steps Forward for Pridefest 2013
Light the Way to Justice: Tuesday, March 26 in Anchorage
Sara’s News, 11/5/12: Marriage equality on the ballot tomorrow in four states
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