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The New York City Anti Violence Project and LGBT Center announced via social media yesterday that a rally and Community Safety Night will be held next week in response to the recent ash of anti-gay violence.

On Friday, May 17, a shot was heard around the world of journalism when the financially troubled Village Voice dismissed three of its long time columnists. Today, Feingold and Musto took to social media to thank fans for their support.

Police have released the name of the victim and suspect of Saturday’s anti-gay killing in Greenwich Village.

The ACLU is lobbying for the gay couple on "Modern Family" to get married.

Black churches are deeply divided over their support for same-sex marriage and are central to the Illinois measure’s passage, which awaits a House vote as early as this week.

May is National Foster Care Month, and Jill Jacobs, the head of an Oakland-based agency that works to find permanent, loving families for youth in the foster care system, says there are plenty of them who need support.

Bill Kraus was instrumental in helping elect Harvey Milk and fending off the infamous anti-gay Briggs Initiative. Now the park he enjoyed should bear his name, a supporter argues.

The Pacific Center for Human Growth, the oldest LGBT community center in the Bay Area and third oldest in the country, will be celebrating its 40th anniversary next week.

The Bay Area Reporter’s top managers have announced a restructuring plan that includes shareholders in the San Francisco Examiner and other local papers.

Social service and health care providers often depend on client data to help them determine what type of services and treatment to provide its clients.