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“We cannot walk alone. And as we walk, we must make the pledge that we shall always march ahead,” Martin Luther King Jr. said to hundreds of thousands who joined the March on Washington on an August morning in 1963. “We cannot turn back.”
Although struggles in Russia over anti-LGBT sentiments may seem an ocean away, the backlash has reached Gainesville.
The first thing Chastity Rose did when he came to Gainesville for college was find the nearest gay bar.
In a new survey, about 90 percent of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender adults said society is more accepting of them now than it was 10 years ago, and they expect the trend to continue.
It is beyond comprehension why anyone would consider the Tea Party movement to be any different than Occupy Wall Street. Both movements were spurred by a sense that something was wrong, but neither seemed to know quite exactly what it was. Both movements were up in arms about the Wall Street bailout, but one group blamed Washington while the other blamed Wall Street. Though I feel both movements are equally laughable, at least the Occupiers are consistent in their ideology as opposed to the Tea Partiers, who exemplify a strangely mix-matched, ideologically inconsistent, statist agenda.
Catering to a population that spends just as much time watching television as they do working, sleeping and going to school, it is no surprise that online video sites have begun to charge users to stream their favorite shows and movies.
Getting fired on the basis of identity may be a thing of the past. Federal law prohibits discrimination in the workplace on the basis of race, religion and ethnicity.
As Sarah Silverman strummed an acoustic guitar for the last line of her last song, all eyes were on Deborah Flagg.
The current Supreme Court debate over the constitutionality of California’s Proposition 8 has captivated the hearts and minds of the American people, and strident voices on both sides of the issue have been making themselves known more boldly than ever before. So often I find that, as a Christian, I am expected to be a steadfast opponent of marriage equality, and it’s because of this that people are often surprised to learn nothing could be further from the truth.
In celebration of Pride Awareness Month, comedian and gay rights advocate Sarah Silverman will make a pit stop at UF on April 22 as part of her comedy tour.
Another name has been added to the list of senators who signed a petition asking the Supreme Court to declare the law that prohibits gay marriage unconstitutional.
Well, spring has rolled around again, and for me, that means only one thing: I get to see colorfully dressed man-ladies strut their stuff up and down the catwalk in the Reitz Union Ballroom.
The color red bled all over Facebook’s blue and white homepage Tuesday.
Florida could be affected by two U.S. Supreme Court cases scheduled for hearing today and Wednesday that challenge laws against gay marriage.
Gay marriage is more than just a moral issue: It might be a health matter.
While most college students hit the beach this Spring Break, 12 UF students were preparing to talk to elected officials about equality issues.
Tim Tebow announced Thursday he will cancel his appearance at a Texas church this spring.
When supporters of LGBT equality denounced Chick-fil-A for its president’s comments regarding gay marriage, conservatives rushed to support the fast-food chain and defended Dan Cathy’s freedom of speech.
Put down your tar and feathers, folks. Chick-fil-A may be changing its hateful priorities.
Students gathered in the atrium of UF’s Ustler Hall on Monday at 8 p.m. for a presentation on LGBT intimate partner violence.
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