Video- Gay Midvale Candidate Faces Bigotry From Some Voters

| October 24, 2011

Midvale, Utah – Alan Anderson is an openly gay man running for City Council in Midvale District 3. But despite the fact that he’s running against an opponent who’s on probation after pleading guilty to fraud this year, there are still some voters who say on camera they won’t vote for him because he’s gay. [...]

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Midvale May Elect An Actual Fraud – Not Just A Political One

| October 21, 2011

Midvale, Utah – The Midvale City Council race for District 3 is drawing some interest around the state, as the frontrunner candidate plead guilty to defrauding his company last February. In the last few years, Infobase Media Corp, the parent company to LDS Audio, says that candidate Paul Hunt was stealing money from them, using [...]

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Still A Chance For Ogden To Pass Non-Discrimination, Make It Happen!

| March 9, 2011

Ogden, Utah – Last night we reported that although the City Council passed housing and employment Non-Discrimination ordinances, Mayor Matthew Godfrey has pledged to veto them and the council doesn’t have a super majority to override. But the veto has been delayed by a week! Going against the clear will of the citizens of Ogden, [...]

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BREAKING: Ogden Passes Non-Discrimination Laws, But Mayor Is Vetoing

| March 8, 2011

Ogden, Utah – After almost 3 hours of public testimony and debate tonight, the Ogden City Council actually passed the proposed employment and housing non discrimination ordinances. But with Mayor Godfrey pledging to veto, the council is 1 vote shy of a veto proof majority. Mayor Godfrey pledged at the beginning of the night to [...]

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ACTION ALERT: Ogden Vote On NonDiscrimination Tonight, Call Now!

| March 8, 2011

Ogden, Utah – Following the debate last night on the proposed city Non-Discrimination ordinances, the Ogden City Council is set to vote tonight both on whether or not to adopt the law, as well as whether to exempt Christians. Get the details below and call/email now! The time is now! Ogden has been debating whether [...]

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Aussies In An Uproar After City Council Flies Rainbow Flag For Pride Day

| February 4, 2011

Port Phillip, Australia – The City Council and Mayor decided that they would honor Pride Day the same way they honor other special events, they hung the rainbow flag out front of city hall. Now conservative Australians are flipping out. City hall traditionally has 3 flags out front. The highest is the Australian flag, followed [...]

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Religious Coalition Pushing For LGBT Rights In North Carolina

| January 25, 2011

Asheville, North Carolina – A religious coalition known as the People of Faith for Just Relationships are pushing hard for the city to do more for LGBT equality. Quoting acts of discrimination, they have just released the following press announcement asking for 4 specific protections. The group is led by the Reverend Joe Hoffman and [...]

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Ogden City Council May Take Up Non-Discrimination Law Tonight

| January 11, 2011

Ogden, UT – The City Council may take up a debate and/or vote on non-discrimination laws for LGBT residents tonight! The meeting starts at 6pm local time, show up if you can! If you can’t make it, I’ll be live blogging it at facebook.com/prideinutah  and twitter.com/prideinutah If you haven’t yet, email the council members! Bart [...]

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Poland Gets Its First Openly-Gay Elected Official

| November 29, 2010

Warsaw, Poland – The European country has elected its very first openly gay elected official. Mirroring Harvey Milk, Krystian Legierski was elected to the Warsaw City Council. He’s also one of the first black elected officials in the country. Well done and congrats to Poland! Gay activist and club owner Krystian Legierski was elected to [...]

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Columbus OH Approves Health Benefits For Domestic Partners

| November 23, 2010

Columbus, Ohio – The city council has approved a new law which will give domestic partners, including same-sex partners, of city employees access to the same health benefits as legally married spouses. Woot! Fantastic news, even if it’s just for city employees and their partners (gay or not), it’s most definitely a step in the right [...]

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