Forty-four years ago, nine women were "Stonewalled" in San Diego. This is their shocking story of being dragged out of a bar, arrested and jailed, then humiliated in court. Let's not forget why we celebrate Pride, so that LGBT people today don't have to experience what these women did in 1966.

Like all Californians, the San Diego LGBT community obviously needs new Green jobs, clean air, and a new clean energy standard. But we also need to send a loud, proud and unequivocal message: Conservative Texas power trippers, don’t mess with our state or the LGBT community again!

Questioning during Elena Kagen’s senate confirmation hearing sheds light on a more important question: Why do Republicans remain silent when judicial activism comes from their own corner and conservative Supreme Court justices radically depart from precedent?

“Male and female are biologically compatible to have a relationship. We can get into the ick factor, but the fact is two men in a relationship, two women in a relationship, biologically, that doesn’t work the same.”

Gay rights advocates have widely condemned Skelton’s ignorance, and they should.

If gay American bloggers want to actually help African gays, then maybe it's time they started listening to them, to what they say would help improve their situation and then act on it. Otherwise, as Ben Cohen puts it, it would be better for African gays if they just shut up.

My question for modern day blackface performers is: What’s so funny? As you paint your face black and wipe the black paint from your fingers, do you think about the years of segregated entertainment that black paint represents?

Hey, B.S.A., have it your way. Discriminate away. It’s despicable, it’s unconscionable, but beyond question it’s your right.