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Baldwin fights for trans-inclusive ENDA The Bay Area Reporter	10/11/2007
10/11/2007 "LGBT organizations and community activists continued to rally after last week's bruising intra-community battle over whether to seek a vote on a version of ENDA that includes only sexual orientation protection or insist that the legislation retain its protection for people based on gender identity.
Atlanta, police department sued over gay bar raid Associated Press	11/24/2009
11/24/2009 "A national gay rights group filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against the city of Atlanta and the Atlanta Police Department on behalf of 19 people who say they were illegally searched and detained during a late-night raid on a crowded gay bar.
Atlanta Eagle patrons file federal lawsuit against city Atlanta Journal Constitution	11/24/2009
11/24/2009 "A federal lawsuit was filed Tuesday against the city of Atlanta on behalf of 19 patrons searched and detained during the Sept. 10 raid of the Atlanta Eagle gay bar.
At 100, Boy Scouts say they're still 'essential' Associated Press	12/16/2009
12/15/2009 "Perhaps the biggest long–term jolt to the Scouts, however, came in the form of a legal victory — the June 2000 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court which said the BSA, as a private organization, had a right to exclude gays from its adult and youth ranks.
Asking and Telling Since 1975 The Huffington Post	12/22/2010
December 18 was an historic day: The Senate finally followed the House to repeal the discriminatory "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law. On this vote, Congress lived up to the values that lesbian, gay and bisexual servicemembers swore to defend.
As social media shifts boundaries, a student's suicide shows a darker side The Philadelphia Inquirer	10/1/2010
10/1/2010
As Same-Sex Marriage Becomes Legal, Some Choices May Be Lost The New York Times	7/8/2011
Now that same-sex marriage has been legalized in New York, at least a few large companies are requiring their employees to tie the knot if they want their partners to qualify for health insurance.
Arkansan in AIDS discrimination case to visit White House Arkansas News	10/25/2010
An elderly man evicted from a North Little Rock assisted-living center because he had the virus that causes AIDS is scheduled to attend a White House conference on HIV and aging this week.
Arizona law to deny gay benefits blocked The Arizona Republic	7/26/2010
7/24/2010 "A federal judge has blocked Arizona from denying family health insurance to employees' same-sex partners, saying the state violated the equal-protection clause of the U.S. Constitution.
Arizona Law Hurts Us All The Advocate	5/5/2010
5/5/2010 "The Arizona immigration law is still alive and well... and dangerous, and Lambda Legal's Jon Davidson and Francisco Dueñas says gays and lesbians need to join the fight.

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