Topics :: Austin, Texas
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Two Gay Men Attacked During Austin’s Gay Pride
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Sep 25, 2012
Two gay men say they were beaten by a stranger in a pizza parlor because the attacker claims he thought the men were hitting on him.
Texas Activists Seek More "Pro-Active Approach" to Gaining Marriage Equality
By Eric Miller | Friday Oct 21, 2011
As many as 2,500 people held marches and even wedding ceremonies in nine Texas cities on Saturday, Oct. 15, as part of what activists described as a more pro-active approach to gaining marriage equality in the Lone Star State.
Austin, Texas: The Most Gay-Friendly Capital
By George Fencl | Monday Aug 22, 2011
Located right smack-dab in the heart of Texas, Austin, the Lone Star State’s capital city, is the gateway to Texas Hill Country. It may be in the center of the giant state, but it’s a world away from Texas stereotypes.
Census: Dallas and Austin Among Country’s Gayest Cities
By Eric Miller | Friday Aug 19, 2011
2010 census statistics that UCLA’s Williams Institute analyzed found that Dallas and Austin are among the gayest cities in the country. The Williams Institute also found that Dallas has the highest concentration of same-sex couples in Texas.
Austin Gay Bash Victim Speaks Out
By Kilian Melloy | Friday Dec 31, 2010
After two male friends hugged in parting after spending Christmas night at a gay club in Austin, Texas, they were attacked by five men who emerged from a passing car. Although about 25 people were nearby and witnessed the attack, no one came to the men’s aid. Now one of bashing victims speaks out.
Dissent Means Austin Gets Two Prides
By Kilian Melloy | Tuesday Jun 8, 2010
Austin, Texas saw two Pride parades this year. One was the official event, organized by the Austin Gay and Lesbian Pride Foundation; the other was a breakaway event put together by Queerbomb.
Hundreds attend anti-hate crime rally in Austin
By Michelle Parsons | Tuesday Mar 2, 2010
Nearly a thousand people took part in the "Austin March Against Hate" rally at City Hall on Saturday, Feb. 27, in response to the attack against Emmanuel Winston and Matthew Morgan in a nearby parking garage a week earlier.
Texas Town to Require Proof of GLBT-Friendly Policies from Contractors
By Kilian Melloy | Friday Aug 7, 2009
Austin, Texas now requires contractors working for the city to provide proof that their companies include gays and lesbians in their non-discrimination policies.
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