Student asks Apple to change ‘offensive definition of gay’

Despite repeated attempts, Apple Inc. has still refused to change one of its definitions of the word ‘gay’ which is listed as (informally) ‘stupid’ or ‘foolish’ as in: “That’s so gay.” The brouhaha started when 15-year-old Becca Gorman of Sudbury, Mass. discovered the definition in the latest Apple operating system, i0S7. “At first, I was kind…

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Now recruiting: Local health center announces ‘Innovative Physician Training Program’

SAN DIEGO — Family Health Centers of San Diego (FHCSD) recently achieved accreditation by the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and is now interviewing candidates for its new Family Medicine Residency Program. FHCSD will accept six residents per year for the three year residency training program. The training program was made possible by…

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King of Condoms tricycle hits the streets of New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS — King of Condoms, a multi-tiered IRB-approved study conducted by investigators from the University of Kentucky, in association with ProofPilot, will launch today in New Orleans. The King of Condoms campaign is both a social media marketing program and a street-based education program designed to protect young African American men who have sex with…

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Meet the anti-LGBT extremists behind the campaign to repeal California’s transgender protections

From Equality Matters comes their latest post on the anti-LGBT extremists behind the campaign to repeal the California law guaranteeing transgender students access to proper facilities and programs. Privacy for All Students, a coalition seeking to overturn a new law ensuring proper facilities access for transgender students in California, recently claimed that it has gathered enough…

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Anti-bullying themed movie ‘Contest’ available on DVD – Dec. 17 (VIDEO)

ARC Entertainment will be releasing Contest on DVD  Dec. 17. Contest premiered on Cartoon Network  Oct. 6 in conjunction with National Bullying Prevention Month in order to inspire an open discussion between kids, parents and educators about the issue of bullying.  Cartoon Network’s Stop Bullying: Speak Up initiative continues to shed a light on this…

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Sen. Casey calls on Boehner to bring bipartisan ENDA Bill up for vote on House floor

WASHINGTON, D.C.– Today, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) called on Speaker John Boehner to quickly bring the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which recently passed the Senate in a bipartisan fashion, to the floor of the U.S. House for an up or down vote. The legislation would bar discrimination against LGBT Americans in the workplace. Casey,…

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SF Pride to host community forum on military recruiters at the 2014 SF Pride celebration

SAN FRANCISCO – Tuesday, Nov. 19 the San Francisco LGBT  Pride Celebration Committee will host a community forum regarding military recruiter participation in the annual Pride Celebration. The forum will take place at the Metropolitan Community Church, at 150 Eureka Street in San Francisco. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and the forum will begin at 7 p.m. The…

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Rocco Shirts solves ‘gay apparel’ issues

CHICAGO — Greeting card company Hallmark’s recent snafu replacing the word ‘gay’ with the word ‘fun’ on a holiday sweater ornament has prompted Chicago-based Rocco Shirts to produce three holiday sweatshirts, featuring the traditional ‘gay’ apparel as well as sweatshirts with ‘straight’ and ‘bi’.  The original Christmas Carol of course featured the words “Don we now our gay…

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