An HRC bigwig fought for marriage equality. Now she's fighting her divorce by attacking it.

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An HRC bigwig fought for marriage equality. Now she's fighting her divorce by attacking it. Despite adopting twins with her partner and buying a home together, she now says she didn't realize their ceremony "would impose any long term legal obligations on me." A gay teen who was brutally bullied for years fought back. He got 14 years in prison for it. He claimed self-defense since the other teen was punching him at the time, but the judge said the bullying "is not an excuse for what you did.” A florist wants the Supreme Court to allow her to discriminate because flowers are ‘speech’ She says her flowers are art, so she can't be forced to sell arrangements to gay couples. A radio station called one of its employees a ‘f*g’ on Twitter The host wrote about homophobia on his Facebook page just before he was called the slur. Indiana’s Republican attorney general blocks a rule change for gender markers on state ID’s The attorney general insists that his decision was based on procedure. A woman gave birth to her gay son’s twins so he could be a dad By helping her gay son, the woman gave birth to her own grandchildren. Ellen Page has the best reason not to worry about being typecast as lesbian She said no one would "ask a heterosexual actress that, as being typecast as straight." And she's not worried about being typecast as queer. California winery reverses ban on same-sex weddings after a reporter proved they discriminate They claimed they weren't discriminating, they just have "a very strong personal religious belief regarding marriage." ‘Trans bathroom bill’ author elected to Congress in North Carolina special election He won the seat with a scant 2% of the vote. Two of the most powerful gay people in the world met to discuss the future of Europe The world leaders had a meeting, and their focus was on a brighter future.