- The federal contractors' non-discrimination law took effect this week. It is no longer legal for companies receiving federal contracts to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity and expression.
- After last week's euphoria over the national condemnation of an anti-gay law in Indiana, we come back to earth with a reality check of continuing attacks on LGBT civil rights.
- Springfield, Missouri voters repeal an LGBT antidiscrimination law.
- The "fixes" to the bad laws in Indiana and Arkansas are not so great.
- The Mormon Church is still railing against same-sex marriage and our "counterfeit lifestyles."
- ore bad bills advancing in Louisiana, Florida and Texas.
- The good news is that bad bills have died (for the moment) in Georgia and Nevada.
- A lesbian couple in Guam is the first to apply for a marriage license there.
- Ireland approves adoption by same-sex couples, before the referendum on same-sex marriage on May 22nd.
- The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is accused by three ex-employees of defrauding the government of $20 million.
- And on April 24th, ABC will devote two hours to Diane Sawyer's interview with Bruce Jenner.
