Maclean’s columnist Colby Cosh wants everyone to calm down about LGBT rights in Russia, where you can still “suck another dude off” with no problem, so what’s the big deal?
Maclean’s columnist Colby Cosh wants everyone to calm down about LGBT rights in Russia, where you can still “suck another dude off” with no problem, so what’s the big deal?
Congratulations, gay men of Canada! Come summer, Canadian Blood Services and Héma-Québec can accept your blood donations for the first time since 1983. That is, if you haven’t had any sex with a man for the past five years.
Crossroads Christian Communications is a non-profit organization that produces religious TV programming. So naturally the federal government awarded it over half a million dollars to dig wells, build latrines and provide health education in Uganda. Crossroads got $544,813 from CIDA, the government’s international development agency, in a multi-year contract that would have run to 2014. […]
It’s pretty tough being gay in Russia these days. After a law against “gay propaganda” earlier this year in St. Petersburg, Moscow has now banned all gay pride parades — for 100 years.
Shitty teenager Caiden Cowger (with a name like that, he really never had any hope), who appears to idolize Rush Limbaugh, has discovered the reason for America’s gay teensplosion: President Barack Obama.
Until now the Liberal government had held that, despite it being the exact opposite of “accepting,” school principals would be able to veto the names of the groups if the individual schools found them to be inappropriate.
Remember Charles Worley, the North Carolina pastor who wants to put gays in a concentration camp? After a firestorm of criticism erupted over his calls for genocide, one brave parishioner went on Anderson Cooper 360 to defend the good pastor.
Sun News Network’s Brian Lilley and his giant forehead are obsessed with what it means to be a “real man.” Luckily he and his linguist friend aren’t gay, because being gay is inherently unmanly. Yuck, weird.
The Seventh-Day Adventist Church and three other groups host the annual Religious Liberty Dinner and John Baird will be the main speaker this year. The church isn’t just anti-gay marriage, they are also “opposed to homosexual practices and relationships” of any kind.
The May 21 issue of Newsweek depicts U.S. President Barack Obama with a rainbow-coloured halo above his head with the caption “The First Gay President.”
North Carolina voters have also acted to constitutionally ban the car, as only horse-drawn buggies are godly and right.
