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Tag Archives: fairness
Ellis County Observer publisher Joey Dauben finally gets a court-appointed attorney
Joey Dauben, the publisher of the now-defunct Ellis County Observer, finally got to see a court-appointed lawyer this week . Continue reading
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FFW, Fort Worth HRC win IAOHRA President’s Award
Anable, Tucker say honor is recognition of Fort Worth’s ongoing efforts to improve city’s position, policies on human rights issues Tammye Nash | Senior Editor nash@dallasvoice.com AUSTIN — The International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies this week presented its … Continue reading
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N.Y. Republican on gay marriage: ‘F**k it. I’m trying to do the right thing’
As we reported here on Instant Tea, the New York Senate appears to be just one vote shy of the majority needed to pass a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in that state. And one reason marriage supporters are so close … Continue reading
Fort Worth City Council approves settlement with Rainbow Lounge patrons Gibson, Armstrong
Tom Anable The Fort Worth City Council voted without discussion this morning to award a settlement of $400,000 to Chad Gibson, the Rainbow Lounge patron who was injured during the Police Department’s raid of the gay bar in 2009. Also … Continue reading
Franko running in District 14
4 candidates have started campaigns in Oak Lawn district; still no definite word from Hunt on mayoral candidacy TAMMYE NASH | Senior Editor nash@dallasvoice.com Vernon C. Franko is one of four candidates who have already appointed campaign treasurers to run … Continue reading
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Mexican same-sex couples gain more rights
President Felipe Calderon Mexico has become a model of equality for gay and lesbian couples. After Mexico City legalized same-sex marriage last year, the law was challenged. But Mexico’s Supreme Court has stood on the side of fairness. The administration … Continue reading
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Giffords celebrated DADT repeal with photo of Arizona sunset, attended signing ceremony
Arizona Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, who was shot today, is a member of the House LGBT Equality Caucus. Steve Rothhaus at The Miami Herald reports that Giffords said the following after first being elected to Congress in 2006: “I have … Continue reading
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Forget late fees: It’s basic fairness leading Minnesotans to return hostile DVDs
You know those anti-gay DVDs that Minnesota’s Catholic church sent to locals? Yea, well — thousands of folks are regifting them this holiday season: ST. PAUL, Minn. – Catholic anti-gay marriage DVD protesters are delivering more than 3,000 DVDs to … Continue reading
