A cool mum’s blog about her (maybe) gay son.

A mum writes about her son’s choice to dress up as Daphne from Scooby Doo.

So a few weeks before Halloween, Boo decides he wants to be Daphne from Scooby Doo, along with his best friend E.

The 2010 Candlelit Vigil to mark International Day against Hate Crime.

A year after the first Candlelit Vigil, David Watters celebrates the work that has been done.

These vigils of both HOPE and REMEMBRANCE unify and galvanise ALL individuals and communities who share a vision to eradicate bigoted behaviour and, through showing support for ALL victims of Hate Crime, publicly assert that together they will no longer be ineffective minorities but instead a powerful and united voice to affect change in London and the wider world.

Gay history lessons stop homophobic bullying.

A really heartening story about how education has been used to challenge prejudice.

I’ve had pupils say ‘Miss, you are trying to turn us gay’ and I ask them, ‘do you turn black during Black History Month or Turkish during Turkish month?’

October 2010 Candlelit Vigil against Hate Crime.

Remembering victims of hate-crime, at Trafalgar Square in Central London.

In order for us to effectively tackle prejudice-based crimes we all must engage in actions which address discriminatory attitudes in every area of our society.

Christian B&B owners want to have their cake and eat it.

Gay Couple Turned Away by B&B Owners on Religious Grounds.

Once again a Soldier of Christ thinks they are above the law.

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An interview with Mark Mander.

An exclusive and insightful interview with Mark Mander, the creator of Clementine the Living Fashion Doll, on The Pandorian.

Clementine came to life when an old American satellite crashed into the sinister toy factory where she was being manufactured and brought her magically to life.

The dread Lillian Ladelle is told where to go.

The Christian Institute and Lillian Ladele overruled by the Court of Appeal. Good sense prevailed in this emotive case.

The Court of Appeal ruling on December 15, 2009, is a landmark ruling because it clarifies the position of employees who object to aspects of their work on religious grounds.

To support Ugandan execution law, ex-gay ‘authorities’ from the US have been quoted..

The ex-gay fiction is again on the front line as the Ugandan government plan to introduce legislation that will extend their already draconian laws against homosexuality to include execution.

Rachel Maddow did an excellent job of taking down an ex-gay author Richard Cohen.

American Idol’s Adam Lambert branded “Tasteless” and “vulgar”.

And all because he kissed a man on stage. Really? Get over it.

Indignation is a useful smokescreen for homophobia.

A New York Times special report.

On a new generation of teenagers coming out..

Of course, many parents of middle-schoolers don’t want their child dating yet, no matter their sexual orientation.