Three hundred women from more than 30 countries converged in Canada last weekend for the Montreal International Women's Conference 2010 (MIWC), with the aim of building a global militant women's movement in the 21st century.

The theory that minorities exaggerate the hardships they face in the modern world has become a rather prevalent one in recent years, and it stems from people not understanding the full impact that racism has had on our society through the decades and centuries.

After decades of progress, hate is on the rise across America. At rallies, on television, and across the Web, racism and race-baiting has crept back into our public discourse. Against that tide, we call on all Americans to stand for the values that have made our country great.

Pressure is mounting on a Nevada megachurch to end its financial support of one of the key backers of Uganda's notorious "kill the gays" bill.

Washington, D.C. residents Joe Wilson and Dean Hamer weren't expecting to become filmmakers when they placed an announcement of their wedding in Wilson's hometown newspaper.

It's official, I despise GAY MEN. For that matter, I don't really like GAY WOMEN either. Amazing fashion sense? Ecstasy filled orgies? Great hair? I want it all.

For many Californians, as well as gay people around the world, the wounds are still fresh and the minds still boggled that the anti-gay marriage Prop. 8 could have passed in California.

In the early eighteenth century, the Cherokee existence was one marked by balance guided by oral tradition. Their belief in balance in all aspects of life didn't leave room for a system of hierarchy that oppressed women.

Last week before the House passed an amendment to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT), the policy that bars gays and lesbians from serving openly, Republicans took to the floor to rail against repeal, calling it a "social experiment," un-patriotic and an "insult …

he Massachusetts attorney general, Martha Coakley, requested that a federal court in Boston yesterday strike down the federal ban on gay marriage, arguing that it interfered with the rights of individual states to define marriage and have those unions recognised by the federal go …

The right has been girding for a fight to defend the military's discriminatory "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) policy after the White House and some members of Congress reached an agreement this week that will likely repeal it.

Poll Americans' support for the moral acceptability of gay and lesbian relations crossed the symbolic 50% threshold in 2010. At the same time, the percentage calling these relations "morally wrong" dropped to 43%, the lowest in Gallup's decade-long trend.

From white supremacists to right-wing politicians, we have watched an impressive number of vehemently anti-gay folks get caught up in gay sexscapades. Homophobia is in itself insanity.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty isn't seeking reelection. He is seeking the Republican Party's 2012 presidential nomination.