The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) was started in 1990 to help bring together gay, lesbian and straight people for the purpose of eradicating homophobia and hate-speech directed toward homosexuals. As of 2009, the...
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The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) was started in 1990 to help bring together gay, lesbian and straight people for the purpose of eradicating homophobia and hate-speech directed toward homosexuals. As of 2009, the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network boasted more than 40 chapters nation-wide.
GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) is starting the second round of Think b4 You Speak campaign. The second round of the campaign will also employ some of the mediums which were used previously. The campaign would be run on print, radio, and TV media with Ads which will be featuring Hilary Duff and Wanda Sykes.
GLSEN is an American organization which supports educational rights to gay, lesbians, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals. GLSEN promotes and supports... Read Full Story
safe school czar
Only in the Obama White House can a man with a history of handing out bar guides to teens be promoted to Safe Schools Czar.
Earlier today it was reported that Kevin Jennings’ Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) organization was distributing gay bar directories to high school students at the 2005 Massachusetts GLSEN conference.
read full article: Fistgate IV: Obama’s Safe Schools Czar Passed Out Gay Bar Guides to Teens at GLSEN Events
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On Friday, April 17, Northern Kentucky University’s alliance called Common Ground hosted a charity drag show benefiting the Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network. The show featured performers from local troupes such as Le Bitchz James Bondage from the Black Mondays.
Greek life was involved with the show, and fraternities and sororities on campus competed for half of the proceeds to be donated to a charity of their choice. Participating organizations were Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Zeta and... Read Full Story
G. Roger Denson’s novel Voice of Force was named the 2009 best gay novel by The Modern Classic Reader Society, which also named the twenty best gay novels ever written. The society, which will soon name other categories of best novels, is making a point of considering self-published novels not only because it believes it is the direction in which the publishing industry is headed, but because so many of history's ground-breaking novels have been initially self published. Here is the story... Read Full Story
On Amazon.com I found an exciting new novel. G. Roger Denson's VOICE OF FORCE. In essence it asks the simple questions: Has increased awareness of sexuality and difference truly helped us live more harmonious lives? Or has it merely compelled people to mask the prejudice they inherit from traditions and institutions beneath a civilized veneer? Increasing tolerance may have softened the fault lines of social prejudice, but Denson suggests that when a public tragedy draws out the voices of... Read Full Story
The Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network held its annual prom over the weekend at the Contemporary Arts Center. Adults, those 21+, took the top floor with a live band, delicious food and cash bar. The kids were relegated to the downstairs where it looked like a typical prom, with a DJ and mocktails served by volunteers. The decorations were beautiful and it seemed that everyone had a great time. The best thing about GLSEN Prom is that it allows queers of all ages to wear whatever they want... Read Full Story
We want to thank professional anti-gay activist Peter LaBarbera for bringing to our attention a speech that GLSEN founder (and Department of Education appointee) Kevin Jennings made back during the Clinton years. For while Pete surely intends for the Jennings' speech to serve as a glaring example of the HOMOSEXUAL AGENDA™ at play, what we think you will glean in Kevin's words is the heartfelt wish of a reasoned and reasonable man who is driven to nip in the bud the very idea that reality... Read Full Story
Since 1977, The North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance or NAGAAA has hosted the largest gay sporting event in the nation. There are two divisions an Open Division and a Women’s Division. In each Division there are 4 tournament categories based on the skill level of the team.
There are 680 teams in over 37 leagues in the Association. The softball association has also helped to build a level of support and socialization to the gay community.
Seattle is the host city to the... Read Full Story
Isaiah Washington met with GLSEN and agreed to help publicize the message of gay and lesbian rights. Washington has been under serious pressure to apologize to his Grey's Anatomy co-star for a gay lifestyle slur.
“He seemed very sincere in his interest in working with us in an ongoing basis,” said Kevin Jennings, executive director of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network. “We emphasized that this is not a one-shot deal, but an ongoing thing. He was very open to doing this.” Read Full Story
On this July 4th, I've decided to post the folowing text of a letter to the editor I recently wrote and had published in an LA newspaper regarding gay/lesbian marriage rights. I couldn't think of a more appropriate, timely topic for this blog today, nor could I find a better way to write it than I already had. Regardless of your thoughts on this issue, I hope you'll be able to keep an open mind. And a happy Fourth of July to all of my fellow Americans. The letter is thus: I’ve been following... Read Full Story
