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Here come the brides and grooms
City and county officials prepare for happy first wave of same-sex couples
by Shaun Knittel -
SGN Associate Editor
King County Executive Dow Constantine is looking forward to December 6.
It is on that day that he will open the County Recorder's Office at 12:01 a.m. - immediately upon certification of the November 6 election - more
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Confronting Transphobia
White House, Seattle residents observe Transgender Day of Remembrance
by Shaun Knittel -
SGN Associate Editor
November 20 marked the 14th observance of the Transgender Day of Remembrance, an international recognition and in memory of the people lost to anti-Transgender fear, discrimination, and violenc more
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How the two other states won in November
Maryland and Maine's winning formula similar to Washington's
by Mike Andrew -
SGN Staff Writer
One of the highlights of election night was winning marriage equality not just in our state, but in two others - Maryland and Maine - as well, bringing the number of states where Gay and Lesbian couples can ma more
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S/he who hesitates is wise
An attorney's thoughts on marriage in Washington state
by Martin Sjolie -
Special to the SGN
So many of us are ecstatic over the approval of Referendum 74 on November 6. The effect of this law on the dignity of our intimate relationships will be profound and transformative, both to society and to us. Th more
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Muchos dollars for LGBT scholars
GSBA raises record $460k at 2012 TASTE event
by Shaun Knittel -
SGN Associate Editor
This year's Greater Seattle Business Association's (GSBA) TASTE exceeded all expectations, raising a record-breaking $460,000 to support the education of LGBTQA students.
'From the moment you arrived and more
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Politicking in Port Angeles
Lesbian mom pulls petition protesting teacher's 'No on 74' pin
by Shaun Knittel -
SGN Associate Editor
Cynthia Deford, the Lesbian parent who started a petition drive on SignOn.org urging the Port Angeles School District to prevent politicking by teachers, has withdrawn her petition, saying she now believ more
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2012 Holiday Calendar
ARTS/CRAFTS/GIFTS
South Park Arts 'Art Under $100' sale, Dec. 1, 3-9 p.m. South Park artists will knock your socks off with original, edgy works not seen at a typical holiday sale. What's more, everything is affordable, with nothing priced over $100. The event will showcase a diverse array of art including painting, ph more
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A day of remembrance - and resistance
Seattle-area Trans activists make Nov. 20 more than a memorial
by Luzviminda 'Lulu' Carpenter
Special to the SGN
In the hallway outside of Queer Youth Space, I sat with a person talking and crying. I had pulled a young adult attendee I knew as a community organizer and public speaker out into the hallway to more
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Vatican fires activist priest
Roy Bourgeois defied church authorities by ordaining women
by Mike Andrew -
SGN Staff Writer
The Vatican announced on November 20 that it had defrocked and excommunicated Father Roy Bourgeois, an outspoken Maryknoll priest.
'They finally got him,' the independent National Catholic Reporte more
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Coming up for air: Gay Olympic diver Matthew Mitcham admits crystal meth addiction
by Shaun Knittel -
SGN Associate Editor
In his new autobiography, Twists and Turns, Australian 10-meter platform diver Matt Mitcham says he battled a methamphetamine addiction in 2011 that almost wrecked his career and his life.
In addition, Mitcham, one of only a handful of out gay Olympic athletes, revealed hi more
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Everybody in, nobody out
U.S. task force recommends HIV testing for all
by Mike Andrew -
SGN Staff Writer
All Americans aged 15 to 64 should get routine HIV tests, according to a U.S. Preventive Services Task Force report released November 19.
The new draft guidelines are in line with CDC recommendations first mad more
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HIV rate in children drops, UNAIDS says
by Mike Andrew -
SGN Staff Writer
The rate of new HIV infections among children continues to drop, according to a new UNAIDS report published November 20. Worldwide, there were 330,000 new infections in children in 2011, down 24% from 2009.
UNAIDS issues regular reports monitoring progress against targets such a more
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HOLIDAY TREE SALE
The Seattle Area Support Groups & Community Center's annual holiday tree sale will be held November 23-December 23, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., at SASGCC (303 17th Ave. E., at E. Thomas St.).
ETSY RAIN
HANDMADE HOLIDAY SHOW
NOVEMBER 23-24
On Friday, November 23, from 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and on Saturday, November 24, from 11 a.m.-5 p more |
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Catholics spearhead opposition to French marriage law
Anti-equality marches held in cities across nation
by Mike Andrew -
SGN Staff Writer
Tens of thousands of French conservatives, organized by Roman Catholic officials, marched on November 17 to protest plans by the Socialist government of President François Hollande to legalize same-sex marriage. more
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