Same-Sex Couples Enter Immigration Debate

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Congress debates the inclusion of provision protecting gay bi-national couples.

Why The Opposition To Same-Sex Couples Benefiting From Immigration Reform?

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Christian Patterson
Columnist

Is it really rooted in concern for “family values"?

LGBT Community Rallies Behind Obama's Inaugural Address

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Francesca Martens
Executive Producer

LA's gay community shared their thoughts and reactions.

African-American Christians Stand Behind Obama

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Francesca Martens
Staff Reporter

Despite the flurry that the President’s pro-gay stance caused amongst the Black clergy, most church attendees will remain by his side.

Congressman Barney Frank Marries Longtime Partner

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Jackie Mansky
Executive Producer

Frank said it was important for him to get married while still in office.

Backlash Continues After Obama's Gay Marriage Endorsement

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Catherine Green
Executive Producer

But how much weight will it hold in the general election?

Willem DeVries Makes A Statement Through Same-Sex Ballroom Dancing

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Shweta Saraswat
Contributer

The recent battle over same-sex marriage in California has produced several leaders in the areas of policy change and gay rights. But while many of these activists operate on the streets or in City Hall, one West Hollywood resident is using the dance floor as his space for social change. Willem DeVries, a professional dancer and ballroom instructer, who specializes in same-sex ballroom dancing, is making a political statement and teaching the world what modern ballroom dancing is like, one routine at a time.