Life Power Now - for gay men

The organization that exists to defeat Prop 8 in November is Equality For All. It is a coalition of GLBT orgs who have come together to work for Equality.

Coming around the last turn, the goal is in sight. Not sure yet whether it will be an up-hill battle all the way to the finish or a gentle cruise toward the cheering crowds.

I had the honor on Sunday evening of attending an intimate gathering of the SoCal Yale Association. It just so happens that Justice Carlos R. Moreno is a Yale graduate.

I heard quoted on KPCC’s Airtalk a few weeks ago a 19 year old who was clear that her two mom's right to marry was not about religion or politics, but about love. She was also clear that those who still opposed same-sex marriage would unfortunately, never truly understand love.

When you’re feeling stuck in a rut and finally decide to make a change going alone can be challenging. You see we don’t live in a society that nurtures authenticity or uniqueness.

Most of us gays and lesbians are elated about our new found legal right to marry. The celebrations have begun all over California.

Our lives are rarely constant and much more often dynamic and fluid. Keeping your head above water and not loose sight of your goal can be difficult at times. Read on for proven advice on how to keep your cool.

For their latest mission Improv Everywere organized 111 men of all shapes and sizes to shop shirtless in the Abercrombie and Fitch store on 5th Avenue in New York.

With the decision of the California Supreme court to declare the ban of same-sex marriage unconstitutional suddenly many gay men want to know about the getting married. Here is a collection of useful links.