The YouTube video showing a 16-year-old being exorcised of ‘gay demons’ by a Connecticut congregation profoundly disturbed me. I respect people’s right to believe whatever they wish, but I take issue when they assault another human being based on their religious convictions. It makes me angry.
Can you imagine the humiliation of being singled out, accused of being possessed by a gay demon and then exorcised in front of a group of people at that age? Teenagers, as a group, are very sensitive to external perception. Having gay demons expelled might not lend itself to a healthy perceptive on homosexuality. The fact that an observer felt obliged to record the experience and upload it for the world to see does not fill my soul with respect and love for my species. More »
An Indian gay activist participates in a gay pride march in Bangalore on Sunday.
India’s Hindu nationalist main opposition has in the meantime called for a national debate on the legislation that law minister M. Veerappa Moily last week said would come up for a discussion within the government. More »
A participant at a march in Bangalore yesterday as India celebrated Gay Pride for only the second time in its history
The New Delhi parade passed near the Delhi High Court, which is reviewing a law that prohibits gay sex - and can punish it with up to 10 years in prison. More »
Forty years ago a police raid on a New York bar ignited the gay rights movement. But with hard-won equality, has the spirit of Stonewall been lost?
Wake up and smell the moisturiser. That would be my advice to any gay Rip Van Winkle who had slept the 40 years since those astonishing riots that erupted after a small-hours police raid on June 28, 1969, on the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village.
Gay venues such as this in the US (and Britain) were subject to continual police harassment, but what made that warm June night in a free-thinking New York neighbourhood different was a sudden, spontaneous, collective resolve — for once — not to run away and hide.
A rock had shifted, and a 40-year slow-motion landslide began. From tear-gas to Jean-Paul Gaultier, from cordite to Clinique. More »
MEXICO CITY — Bright neon lights twinkle from bars and clubs on the otherwise dimly lit streets of the Mexican capital’s trendy Zona Rosa district. Same-sex couples embrace lovingly in public or hold hands without drawing so much as a raised eyebrow.
Only one word describes this place, 21-year-old Antonio Flores said: freedom.
“It’s really hard to be gay in the smaller, more conservative states within Mexico,” said Flores, an aspiring actor and model. “I moved to Zona Rosa not just for my career but also for a chance to finally try and be accepted within my community.” More »
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