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Movie Blog: Marriage Debate Heads Up Out Twin Cities Film Fest
As Jim Brunzell already noted in the Twin Cities Daily Planet, there’s a definite political question hanging in the air over the Out Twin Cities Film Festival this year. It’s Marriage.
Stance On Gay Marriage May Cost Rev. His Church
The reverend of a St. Paul church says he needs to raise $200,000 to pay off a church loan after most of his followers left because of his support for gay marriage.
Polls On Gay Marriage Not Yet Reflected In Votes
Poll after poll shows public support for same-sex marriage steadily increasing, to the point where it’s now a majority viewpoint. Yet in all 32 states where gay marriage has been on the ballot, voters have rejected it.
Candlelight Vigil To Honor Bullied Iowa Teen
A candlelight vigil will be held Tuesday in Davenport in honor of a bullied Iowa teen who committed suicide.
Family Says Bullying Pushed Iowa Boy To Suicide
The death of a 14-year-old northwest Iowa student has prompted discussion by relatives, school officials and others about the bullying that is being blamed for his suicide. The family of Kenneth Weishuhn, of Primgahr, says he was harassed at school after he told people that he was gay.
MN Band Delivers Anti-Gay Message At Iowa School
An eastern Iowa school district superintendent has apologized after an event included potentially offensive messages about homosexual and transgender people, according to a report from an Waterloo TV station.
Bruising Gay-Marriage Showdowns In MN, Other States
Foes and supporters of same-sex marriage are gearing up for five costly and bruising statewide showdowns in the coming months on an issue that evenly divides Americans.
Fargo-Moorhead Angling For Gay Tourism Boost
The Visitor’s Bureau in the Fargo-Moorhead area wants more gay travelers in town.
Gingrich: WA Same-Sex Law Was Passed ‘The Right Way’
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich declined Friday to outright reject a new law legalizing same-sex marriage in Washington state, saying if it is approved by voters it will at least be enacted “the right way.”
Gay Marriage Ban Supporters Raise Over $1.2M
Groups supporting a constitutional ban on gay marriage in Minnesota say they’ve raised more than $1.2 million to persuade voters to approve the ballot measure in November.
Anoka-Hennepin School Board Still Struggling With Policy
The school board in Minnesota’s largest school district tried once again Monday to craft a replacement for its policy that requires teachers to stay neutral when issues of sexual orientation come up in class.
Appeals Court Revives Marriage Equality Lawsuit
The Minnesota Court of Appeals on Monday revived a lawsuit challenging the state’s law against gay marriage, ordering a district judge to take another look at the case just months ahead of what’s expected to be a bitter fight over a constitutional ban on gay marriage.
4 MN Mayors Sign Marriage Equality Statement
Four mayors from Minnesota cities have signed a statement aligning themselves with a coalition fighting for marriage equality.
Magazine: Twin Cities A Bit Less Gay Than Last Year
If the rankings of a national magazine are any indication, the Minneapolis-St. Paul area has lost a little bit of its gay cachet in the last 12 months.
Opposition To Anoka-Hennepin Controversial Topics Policy
The teachers union in Minnesota’s largest school district urged its school board Monday night to drop a proposed policy on handling controversial topics in the classroom, saying educators should be trusted to mediate student discussions about sexual orientation and other issues.




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