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Wednesday, 31 May 2023

'Drag Race' Joey Jay: 'How Can You Sell Yourself If You Don’t Believe In Yourself?'

The moment Joey Jay lost his first lip-sync to Kandy Muse on this season of "RuPaul’s Drag Race," both the fans and Joey Jay knew one thing; he had more to give.
'Star Trek' Actor George Takei Leads Gay Pride Parade In Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) _ ``Star Trek'' actor and gay activist George Takei (tuh-KAY') kicked off a gay pride parade in central Ohio.
'Zola' - Nothing is As it Seems

Every few years, a movie comes along that completely flips the script, so to speak.
Another Top Ohio Republican Speaks On Gay Marriage

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A Republican justice on the Ohio Supreme Court says the legal obstacles facing his lesbian daughter, her partner and their two children have made him view the state's protections for same-sex couples and their families as inadequate.
Arguments Detailed In Ohio Gay Marriage Fight

CINCINNATI (AP) —Attorneys for same-sex couples fighting to have their marriages recognized in Ohio are urging a federal appeals court to strike down the state's gay marriage ban, arguing that it's unconstitutional and demeaning.
Black Trans Woman Shot to Death in Robbery in Ohio

The number of deaths of transgender people keeps growing as Diamond “Kyree” Sanders was found dead in Cincinnati, Ohio, bringing the number up to 11 this year.
Board: Ohio Judges Can't Choose Marriage Type They Perform

An Ohio judicial board has ruled that judges who perform weddings can't refuse same-sex couples based on personal, moral or religious beliefs.
Cincinnati Reds Broadcaster Suspended After Using Anti-Gay Slur on Air

(WM) Longtime Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman has been suspended indefinitely after using an anti-gay slur live on air Aug. 19.
Cleveland Airport Taxi Drivers Won't Drive With Gay Games Sign

CLEVELAND - Some taxi drivers who work at the Cleveland airport say they won't drive cabs with rooftop placards advertising the upcoming Gay Games.
Column: If You Could Read My Mind: A PTSD Diary #7

The Darkest Shadow, part 2
Couples Sue to Force Ohio's Hand on Gay Marriage

CINCINNATI (AP) — Four legally married gay couples filed a federal civil rights lawsuit Monday seeking a court order to force Ohio to recognize same-sex marriages on birth certificates despite a statewide ban, echoing arguments in a similar successful lawsuit concerning death certificates.
Dayton Gears Up for LGBT Film Festival's 10th Anniversary

DAYTON (AP) — Dayton is gearing up for events celebrating the 10th anniversary of the LGBT Film Festival in October.
Ex-Gay Group in Uproar as Cincinnati Moves to Ban Gay Conversion Therapy

An ex-gay support group is crying foul as the city of Cincinnati, Ohio sends its conversion therapy cash cow to the slaughterhouse.
Federal Judge to Hear Ohio Gay Marriage Fight

Both sides of a fight over whether gay marriage should be recognized on Ohio death certificates despite a statewide constitutional ban were set to argue their cases in front of a federal judge in Cincinnati.
Food: It’s Pho You

Vietnamese food is an amazing blend of Asian and French cuisine, due to the colonization of Indo-China by the French. That blend of cultures is most evident in the classic báhn mi, a sandwich featuring Asian ingredients, such as pickled daikon with paté (that’s the classic version, others have been adapted to American tastes) on a crisp baguette. It’s a classic staple in Vietnam.
From a 'Rainbow Lounge' Coming to University in Texas to Ohio Hosting LGBT Film Festival, This Week in Across the Country

A university in Texas is creating a "rainbow lounge" to support LGBT students, and Dayton celebrated its 17th annual LGBT film festival in Ohio.
From a Disney Star Coming Out to the World's First Non-Binary Mayor, This Week in Beyond the G

This week read about Joshua Bassett coming out as queer, the people of Bangor, Wales electing a non-binary mayor, and Ohio selecting a lesbian prom king and queen.
From a Gay Teacher Fired in Ohio to Trans Daughter Murdered in Georgia, This Week in Across the Country

A gay teacher was fired in Ohio after explaining his Pride bracelet to students, and a father dies by suicide after murdering his trans daughter in Georgia.
From a Trans Woman Killed to a School Play Canceled Over Gay Character, This Week in Across the Country

This week read about the murder of Jessi Hart in Oregon, and students saying a play was canceled due to a gay character in Ohio.
From an Ohio School Electing Its First Lesbian Prom King and Queen to Virginia's LGBTQ Advisory Board, This Week in Across the Country

This week read about a school in Ohio selecting its first lesbian prom king and queen, and Virginia's governor launching its own LGBTQ advisory board.
From Boston Pride Dissolving Org. to an LGBT Discrimination Budget Bill in Ohio, This Week in Across the Country

This week read about Boston Pride cancelling its upcoming events forever in Massachusetts, and Ohio's state budget bill allowing medical providers to discriminate against LGBT people.
From LGBT Activists' Home Becoming a Landmark to Ohio Allowing Birth Certificate Changes, This Week in Across the Country

This week read about Del Martin's and Phyllis Lyon's home in California becoming a landmark, and Ohio accepting a ruling to allow transgender individuals to update their birth certificates to match their gender identity.
From Michigan Protecting Equality Rights to Ohioans Fearing GOP Targeting LGBT People, This Week in Across the Country

Michigan will continue to protect equality rights under a new ruling, while LGBT Ohioans are afraid of Republicans targeting their rights.
From Ohio Introducing Anti-LGBT Bill to Gay Bar Set on Fire in New York, This Week in Across the Country

Ohio representatives introduced a bill similar to the "Don't Say Gay" law, and a gay bar was set on fire in New York.
From Ohio Proposing Anti-trans Bill to Lesbian Mom Fighting for Parental Rights in Oklahoma, This Week in Across the Country

Ohio's House of Representatives proposed a bill that would require genital examinations for trans athletes, and Kris Williams, a lesbian, is fighting to keep her parental rights in Oklahoma.
Gay Games 9 To Begin Saturday In Ohio

CLEVELAND (AP) — If Cleveland and Akron seem like odd choices to host the international Gay Games, that's because they are. The eight previous hosts for this quadrennial affair have been gay-friendly cities with identifiable "gayborhoods" — places where those who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered feel comfortable living and hanging out.
Gay Marriage Arguments Ring A Bell In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI (AP) — For Chris Seelbach, the legal challenges to state bans on gay marriage being argued this week in Cincinnati mark another milestone — not just for gay rights, but for the city he calls home.
Gay Marriage Backers Urge Ohio AG To Drop Appeal

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Supporters of gay marriage in Ohio plan to deliver petitions to the state's attorney general urging him to stop his appeal of a federal judge's order on same-sex marriage.
Gay Ohio Couples Eager for Marriage Ruling Monday

CINCINNATI (AP) _ Pam Yorksmith has a 3-year-old son and is about to have a second child, but her name won't be on either of the children's birth certificates without a judge's order.
German Lawmakers OK Mission Against Islamic State Militants

BERLIN -- German lawmakers on Friday overwhelmingly approved a broad noncombat mission to aid the fight against Islamic State militants, including sending reconnaissance jets and a frigate following a call from France for support following last month's deadly attacks in Paris.

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