A Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Direct Action Organization
Originally posted March 3, 2016 On the day that the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the most important abortion rights case since Roe v. Wade, pro-choice activists rallied in Continue Reading →
Originally published July 8, 2015 Allie Buchwach, a volunteer with Marriage Equality USA and a key organizer of the event Brent Holman-Gomez of the Gay Liberation Network and Chicago Welcoming Continue Reading →
…and neither did the politicians nor their hangers-on First published July 1, 2015 by Gay Liberation Network co-founder Andy Thayer reprinted with permission from Huffington Post and CounterPunch It’s been a long road to get where Continue Reading →
Originally published June 19, 2015 The next Supreme Court decision on LGBT rights could be about much more than equal marriage rights. Depending on how the Court decides, legal guarantees Continue Reading →
Originally published June 19, 2015 On the day that the Supreme Court announces its decision on marriage rights for same-sex couples, Chicagoans will join a coalition of over 50 cities responding to Continue Reading →
Originally published June 3, 2015 Pat Robertson? Rick Santorum? The “God Hates Fags” Westboro Baptist Church? Nope. Our own complacency. We haven’t won yet. Not even on marriage, Continue Reading →
Originally published May 4, 2015 Mary Lou Finn represented Neighbors for Peace, a group that advocates social justice and peace which is active primarily in Evanston and the far north side of Chicago. She is Continue Reading →
Originally published May 4, 2015 Kim L. Hunt, Executive Director, Affinity Community Services. On April 28th, LGBTs and allies in Chicago joined pro-equal rights activists around the country to Continue Reading →
Originally published April 24, 2015 The following article by Gay Liberation Network co-founder Andy Thayer is reprinted from Huffington Post. Andy wants to thank GLN members Roger Fraser and Bob Continue Reading →
Originally published April 23, 2015 April 28th Oral Arguments Before the Court to Spur Protests & Vigils Around the Country With the Supreme Court hosting oral arguments – really a Continue Reading →