San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

To the long list of Russians whom President Vladimir Putin is persecuting, add gay people and those who support gay rights.

A couple has hired a civil-rights attorney after an incident last week in which they claim they were kicked out of a taxi because they’re lesbians.

A 36-year-old man accused of savagely beating a gay man with a large bicycle U-lock because of his sexual orientation appeared in court Friday on three felony charges.

Russia’s president, Vladimir V. Putin, has declared war on homosexuals. So far, the world has mostly been silent.

Four Dutch citizens shooting a film about gays in Russia were detained and accused of spreading "gay propaganda" on Monday, in the first instance of a controversial new law being used against foreign citizens.

At least three people were arrested for peacefully protesting during the council meeting, and others were removed from chambers by police officers.

As a matter-of-fact, the bombardment of stereotypes has proven to have both subtle and unintended consequences toward people of different races, ethnicities, sexual orientation, class and religions, to name just a few. It’s not just regular people who succumb.

A gay New Mexico teen reportedly commits suicide after being subjected to intense bullying from his classmates.

Gays refuse to forget decades of homophobic comments by Orson Scott Card, who wrote a hit sci-fi novel that has been made into a movie. Card remains on the board of the anti-gay hate group, National Organization for Marriage.

NBCNews.com badly bungles its report on anti-gay activist John Stemberger's formation of an alternative program for adolescent males following the Boy Scouts' decision to allow openly gay scouts.