American Samoa Questions Gay Marriage Validity As Native American Tribes Continue Ban
American Samoa is the only U.S. territory to hold out against the recent Supreme Court ruling that legalized gay marriage.
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American Samoa is the only U.S. territory to hold out against the recent Supreme Court ruling that legalized gay marriage.
Caitlyn Jenner will be writing weekly online editorials for WhoSay, an online website, "powered by celebrities." She will focus on LGBT issues.
The Episcopal Church has completed its embrace of gay rights, changing church law to allow same-sex religious marriages throughout the denomination, just days after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized gay marriage nationwide.
The death certificates of transgender people in California will now reflect their chosen gender now that AB 1577 has gone into effect.
"Even if I'm objectifying myself, I'm ok with that."
An LGBTQ-themed mural that went up in San Francisco's Mission District earlier this month was defaced Monday night for a third time, when it was set on fire by an unknown arsonist.
Girls Scouts celebrating a $100,000 donation to send 500 girls to camp quickly turned bitter after learning it came with a catch: it could not be used to support transgender girls.
Facebook's rainbow flag filter for user's profile images proved to be wildly popular following Friday's U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriage in all 50 states, while also creating a backlash on the other side the world.
San Francisco loves getting all decked out for a party. In the past, city has shown support for local teams by gussying up in Warriors Blue and 49er Red. But this weekend's Pride celebration proved more colors = more awesome.
Arnold Schwarzenegger channeled the Terminator for a snappy reply to an anti-gay marriage Facebook fan after he turned his profile photo rainbow for pride celebrations.
In stark contrast to the cooperative spirit of San Francisco's Pride parade Sunday, across the globe in Istanbul, the Pride march was marred by violent clashes with local police.
The San Francisco Police Department has seized at least four handguns at this weekend's Pride celebration, according to statistics about police activity at the event released Sunday morning.
Texas' conservative Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton called the Supreme Court decision giving same-sex couples the right to marry a "lawless ruling" and said state workers can cite their religious objections in denying marriage licenses.
Tech companies strutted their pride Sunday as Apple, Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Uber and hundreds other high-tech employees came out in full force for the 45th Annual Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco.
It was a party getting into San Francisco for Sunday's Gay Pride Parade. Paradegoers were in a raucous, good mood as they crowded onto BART trains, ferries, and Caltrains heading to The City.
Police in San Francisco responded when shots rang out at the Civic Center Plaza. It happened during Saturday's gay pride celebrations and was caught on video.
Most California newspapers, as well as those around the nation, played the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage high on their Saturday edition front pages -- not so in Red Bluff.
Get ready to see a Pride Parade unlike any ever before.
This weekend's big Pride Parade may be in San Francisco, but that didn't stop Silicon Valley leaders from (digitally) waiving the rainbow flag in support of Friday's Supreme Court ruling ending bans on same-sex marriage.
A small group of protesters took over the pedestrian bridge over Interstate 80 in Berkeley to voice their displeasure with the Supreme Court's ruling ending same-sex marriage bans. Westbound drivers were greeted with signs that read "Ignore Insane Judges" and "Marriage = 1 man + 1 woman."
Want to show your pride for #SFPride? Facebook is making it easy.
Justice Antonin Scalia had some choice words in his dissenting opinion on the Supreme Court's decision to legalize same-sex marriage. And the Internet was quick to respond. (Via 997[NOW!])
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia had some choice words to include in his dissent on the legalization of same-sex marriage.
President Obama discussed the sweeping decision by the U.S. Supreme Court Friday to strike down bans on gay marriage.
The streets of San Francisco are brimming with jubilation Friday after the Supreme Court made history with a decision to constitutionally allow same-sex couples to get married.
