XGW Digest: December 5, 2009
-The Washington, DC city council votes in favor of marriage equality.
-The Chinese government opens a gay bar.
-The Los Angeles Times criticizes the Manhattan Declaration.
-The Courage Campaign withdraws from the effort to try to repeal Proposition 8 in the 2010 election.
-Pastor Rick Warren attempts to claim neutrality in the controversy over Uganda’s proposed anti-gay law.
-Columnist Edward Fitzpatrick makes a conservative case for gay marriage.
-A Syracuse University student upstages an anti-gay demonstrator.
-Actress Meredith Baxter comes out of the closet.
-Jim Burroway analyzes the political machinations at work behind the scenes in Uganda.
-Alvin McEwen documents some of the Family Research Council’s most recent lies and distortions.
-Lisa Neff questions the wisdom of outing gay Catholic priests.
-The city of Campbell, CA elects an openly gay mayor.
-The New York state senate votes against marriage equality.
-Georgia voters elect two openly gay candidates to public office.
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