Big Gay News for Thursday, Jul 31 2008
Same-Sex Couple Gets $10,000 After Outing (BGN)
Mass. to allow out-of-state gay couples to wed (Boston Globe)
The Anglican church must not abandon its gay members (Guardian Unlimited)
Two men banned from football grounds for homophobic chanting (Pink News)
TV Gays Make Strong Case for Dignity of Same-Sex Marriage (New York Press)
Colorado Man Admits to Murder of Transgender Teen (Fox News)
Lesbos Islanders Loose Suit (About.com)
High school ordered to let club with gays meet on campus (Sun-Sentinel)
US HIV travel ban lifted as Bush signs new AIDS bill (Pink News)
Gay Congressman pushes for cannabis decriminalisation (Pink News)
Belief in God, parenthood prompt gays to legalise partnerships (New Kerala)
‘Transsexuality gene’ makes women feel like men (New Scientist)
Report: Filipinos nabbed in Saudi gay party (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)
Anglicans likely to sidestep decision on gays (The Globe and Mail)
Oprah school matron denies lesbian sex charges (Planet Out via Yahoo! News)
UNAIDS: Asia’s gays hard-hit by epidemic (Planet Out via Yahoo! News)
Religion Plays Strong Role in Gay Unions (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News)
Gay rights activist detained, abused in Uganda: NGO (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Queen Harish dances in drag (San Francisco Chronicle)
‘One Damn Man’: Transsexual pen pals pen play (San Francisco Chronicle)
McCain’s adoption opposition riles gays (San Francisco Chronicle)
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