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28 June 2009It was 40 years ago today – how the Stonewall riots started the gay rights movement 20 On the 27th June, 1969 a relatively unassuming gay bar in the West Village of Manhattan became the epicentre of an event that changed the course of gay history. -
24 June 2009Stonewall riots deputy inspector claims police were “on the side of right” 18 Just before the 40th anniversary of the legendary Stonewall riots, a high-ranking New York police officer has said that the force was right to raid the bar. -
24 June 2009American poet Walt Whitman celebrated in Radio 4 gay documentary 8 Radio 4 will broadcast a new celebration of the work of the poet Walt Whitman early next month. The show, Walking with Whitman, was produced by the independent radio production company Made in Manchester and will be presented by Stuart Maconie. -
24 June 2009Catholic agency to cease new adoptions over gay parents 16 The Catholic Children's Society has announced it will stop placing children with adoptive parents due to new legislation which requires it to cease discriminating against gay couples. -
24 June 2009Google discreetly celebrates Pride month 8 Internet users searching Google this month may notice an addition to their usual search screen. Instead of a plain blue 'dividing bar' along the top of the search page, certain searches will bring up a rainbow bar graphic. -
24 June 2009Perez demands apology over ‘faggot’ incident, then gives his own 15 Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton chastised the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation yesterday for “criticising” his handling of the confrontation with Will.I.am that erupted on Monday night. -
23 June 2009Stars mourn Danny La Rue 6 Well-loved entertainers including Barbara Windsor, Ronnie Corbett, Barry Cryer and Joe Pasquale gathered today to celebrate the life of Danny La Rue. -
23 June 2009North Carolina passes anti-gay bullying bill 5 Following 90 minutes of heated debate, the North Carolina House passed legislation yesterday to include specific protections for students who are bullied because of their sexuality in an anti-bullying law. -
23 June 2009‘Come out, it’s got to be done’ Ian McKellen tells closeted gays 101 Ian McKellen has entreated gay people in the closet to 'come out'. In an article for the Times, published today, he wrote: “For me, coming out made me unburdened and more self-confident. -
23 June 2009Gay couples can use married names in passports 3 The US State Department has stated that same-sex married couples can use their married names in their passports. The change comes in response to an amendment to the Code of Federal Regulations in February 2008. -
23 June 2009Anniversary marks the birth of Alan Turing 12 Alan Turing, the so-called 'father of modern computing', was born 97 years ago today. Turing, who hid his homosexuality for much of his life, is probably best known for his contribution to breaking German codes at Bletchley Park during the Second World War. -
23 June 2009Gay Mormons seek ‘reconciliation’ and an ‘apology’ from church leaders 10 A website launched by current and former Mormons has petitioned leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to show “understanding” and “forgiveness” towards the gay and lesbian community. -
23 June 2009Perez Hilton asked to apologise over ‘gay slur’ 12 Gay celebrity blogger Perez Hilton has been criticised by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation for using a homophobic slur against singer and producer Will.i.am. -
23 June 2009Lesbian parents test Florida adoption law 5 The case of Lara Embry and Kimberly Ryan, two lesbians who adopted each others' daughters and are now separated, has forced the gay adoption issue in Florida into further deliberation. -
22 June 2009Gay Indian prince opens Pride parade 5 An Indian prince who had been disowned by his family because of his sexuality inaugurated the Gay Pride Parade in Sao Paulo, Brazil, earlier this month.
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