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Chicagoans Rally In Solidarity With D.C. March
Oct 12 2009, 5:04 PM EDT (view original item)Photo by chloeloe Some 250 Chicagoans braved both the cold weather and Marathon madness to converge on Daley Plaza in a solidarity rally for the National Equality March Sunday, which also just happened to be National Coming Out Day. The rally, sponsored by LGBT Change , featured a number of prominent leaders, activists and politicos who spoke for just over an hour to the small-but-mighty crowd ...
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Chicagoans march for gay rights
Oct 12 2009, 3:27 PM EDT (view original item)Men and women from Chicago marched through downtown Washington with others to demand equal rights for gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people.
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Chicagoans march for gay rights in Washington
Oct 12 2009, 12:15 AM EDT (view original item)Thousands of gays and lesbians including some from Chicago took the streets of the nation's capital in a demonstration for full equality under the law.
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HILLSBOROUGH: Event helps launch push for same-sex marriages
Today, 6:34 AM EST (view original item)Before voting machines were returned to warehouses after last weekâs voting, members of Garden State Equality, a gay rights advocacy group, began organizing a push to have legislators approve the âFreedom of Religion and Equality in Civil Marriage Act.â
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Kardashian sisters tape mouths for gay rights campaign
Today, 6:34 AM EST (view original item)London, Nov 20 : Kim Kardashian and her sisters—Kourtney and Khloe—have taped up their mouths for a new gay rights initiative.
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Barring gay rights group in 2010 race unlawful
Today, 5:39 AM EST (view original item)Ang Ladlad, a party list applicant, has called on the poll body to junk a controversial decision prohibiting the group from joining...
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U.S. agency ordered to provide same-sex benefits
Today, 1:47 AM EST (view original item)Alex Kozinski, chief judge of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Thursday ordered the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to quit interfering with health care benefits for federal judicial employees just because they are married to a person of the same sex.
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Same-sex couples blast federal Defense of Marriage Act
Today, 1:38 AM EST (view original item)BOSTON — Same-sex married couples suing the government over a federal law that doesn’t recognize same-sex unions say there is “no legitimate or plausible” reason for having a federal definition of marriage that excludes homosexual couples.
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DOJ: $2.4 Billion Recovered From False Claims Act Cases
Yesterday, 11:10 PM EST (view original item)The Justice Department has secured $2.4 billion in settlements and judgments through False Claims Act cases through the end of September, marking the second-largest annual recovery of civil fraud claims in history. Assistant Attorney General Tony West, head of the Civil Division, said $1.6 billion of that amount represents cases that involve health care fraud recovery. West dismissed criticism ...
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Gay Spouses Due Benefits in the State, Court Finds
Today, 10:16 AM EST (view original item)The Court of Appeals left to the Legislature the broader issue of whether same-sex marriage should be legal in New York.
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How Court of Appeals decision could affect same-sex marriage debate
Yesterday, 7:26 PM EST (view original item)In a decision this week, the New York State Court of Appeals upheld that state and county governments acted within their rights when they offered benefits to same-sex couples married out of state.
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Poll: New Jersey Residents Support Same-Sex Marriage
Yesterday, 4:06 PM EST (view original item)As New Jersey Democratic lawmakers wrangle over whether to attempt to pass a law to legalize gay marriage, a new poll finds that the state's citizens narrowly favor the measure, though getting it passed isn't a top priority for most.
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