Big Gay News for Thursday, April 24 2008
Levin Seeks to Expand Hate Crimes Bill, End Iraq War (BGN)
Singapore Fines TV Station for Gay Show (BGN)
Jackson Takes Aim at ‘Careless’ Gay Youth (BGN)
Some students staying home to protest gay-support effort (The Arizona Republic)
Randal Forrester, leading city gay rights advocate, dies (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jail term for homophobic mother (Pink News)
Appeals Court: Anti-Gay T-Shirt Can’t Be Banned (NBC 5 Chicago)
Singapore censors fine local station for show featuring gay couple (WHO-TV 13)
Gay couple abuser jailed (BBC News)
Controversy Cooks Over Student ‘Day Of Silence’ (KCCI 8 Des Moines)
Gay couple win foster care case (The Mercury)
Television company fined for making gays look ‘normal’ (Pink News)
Gay, anti-gay demonstrations planned at Snoqualmie school (Seattle Times)
Transgender discussion to be hosted by ACLU (Northwest Florida Daily News)
Russian gays ready to launch whole month of parades in Moscow (Pravda Ru)
Clinton campaign accuses Brown of neglecting gay refugees (Pink News)
Singapore fines TV station for gay show (AP via Yahoo! News)
Tianjin transsexual gets new ID card as a woman (China Daily)
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