Flying in the face of the national trend in favor of same-sex marriage, Indiana Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg announced his support of a proposed constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages and civil unions on the same day President Obama announced his support for same-sex marriage. Gregg's Republican opponent, far-right...

While my threats to out hypocritical Indiana state legislators who voted for a marriage discrimination amendment has been the talk of the Statehouse this week, I held back publication to support the ongoing union protests. I did throw out a teaser tho

After catching a video of a white supremacist group exhibiting at CPAC this year, DADT hero Lt. Dan Choi and I knew we had to go ask them a few questions. We talked with Devin Saucier, the Vice President of Youth for Western Civilization, about his group's position...

With CPAC starting this week, I knew I had to scoot over and get some of the inanity on camera. Be sure to check out today's video of the ex-gay leader who supports LGBT relationships and the Stonewall riots or yesterday's interview with the leader of a white...

This week on Bilerico Project there was quite a bit of discussion about the role of impassioned rhetoric in the media and by politicians in the aftermath of the Arizona shootings. Of course we also brought you tons of great content like these...

This week brought fantastic news - our campaign to have HIV+ Florida inmate Betsie Gallardo freed came to a successful conclusion when she was released to hospice care on Thursday night. Betsie had been sentenced to five years in jail for spitting at a police officer.

Happy New Year! What better time to take a look back at the top ten LGBT news stories of 2010 - or at least to the best posts from the past week? We'll be back tomorrow to start 2011 out right.

Sunday

When I put out the call on Thursday for a Christmas miracle for Betsie Gallardo, a young HIV+ Haitian woman dying of gallbladder cancer in a Florida prison for the crime of spitting at a police officer, readers came through in a heartbeat - and we have the beginnings...

Several Bilerico Project contributors were honored this week to watch as President Obama signed the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell into law, but our top story this week was our plea for a Christmas miracle for Betsie Gallardo. The HIV+ Haitian immigrant is dying of cancer in...

Folks, we need a Christmas miracle and we need it today. Get out your cell because you're about to start crying and then start making phone calls.

Betsie Gallardo was a dying HIV+ Haitian child when missionary Jessica Bussert adopted both Betsie and her sister, Germaine. Betsie grew up in...

The repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell again dominated LGBT news this week - even overshadowing Kevin Spacey's psuedo-coming out as a gay man. What else could you have missed while you were waiting for the end of DADT? Great posts like these:

The Senate's inability to pass legislation repealing Don't Ask Don't Tell was this weeks' hot queer news, but we brought you plenty of other posts on a variety of topics. Which posts were must-reads? Every week I pick two posts from every day...

The Don't Ask Don't Tell hearings sucked most of the air out of the big gay room this week, but there were plenty of other great content on Bilerico you might have missed. I think these were some of...

Today is the anniversary of the assassination of gay activist turned politician Harvey Milk. As I ponder this, I sit and wonder if he could have imagined a day when the nation's highest ranking, openly gay public official would make a video to tell queer kids that it gets...

While all of today's posts on Bilerico Project have honored the Transgender Day of Remembrance and the many transfolk who have been killed for simply being themselves, we covered quite a bit more during the week. Managing Editor Alex Blaze had the week off and contributor

Bilerico Project's madcap chaos took on an extra special spin this week when beloved contributor Andrew Belonsky stepped into the driver's seat and took the site out for a spin. Andrew took readers from weighing anti-abortion politics against gay acceptance to Ricardo Montalban's beefcake photos and threw in...

The midterm election provides Democrats with plenty of lessons they can learn. Gullible pundits and conservative politicians will be throwing out advice like chickenfeed in hopes that media hens and party leader fowls will come peck in the dust at their feet.

When corporate marketers want to test a new...

I'm really proud that we helped force Apple to remove the transphobic app "PeekabooTranny" this week in conjunction with GLAAD, but what else could you have missed this week? We had some major traffic to these posts this week:

Sunday

This was the week that Congressional races took over Bilerico Project. First openly gay Providence, Rhode Island Mayor David Cicilline wrote a guest post about his campaign for Congress, and then Congressmen Tim Bishop (D-NY) and Paul Hodes (D-NH) also posted about their respective commitments to LGBT...

One of our top stories this week was Glee's de-gaying of Rocky Horror Picture Show in their upcoming episode, but we also reported that the musical's writer, Richard O'Brien, is transgender. He played the part of Riff Raff in the movie. What...