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3 Atlanta residents attend Pride event at White House
At least three Atlantans were among the more than 250 LGBT leaders inside the East Room of the White House on Monday as President Obama recommitted himself to meeting campaign promises of ending the military’s ban on openly gay members, repealing a federal gay marriage ban and passing a federal hate crimes law.
Atlanta residents Paul Horning, a director of the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund; Harry Knox, director of the religion and faith program at the Human Rights Campaign; and Knox’s husband Michael Bozeman were among the crowd at the historic event.
With the address, Obama became the first president to officially celebrate Gay Pride and commemorate the 1969 Stonewall Riots in the White House.
Evening for Equality awards LGBT activists in cocktail reception
Do some good work on behalf of LGBT causes and you might just get feted one day in an upscale cocktail reception with a room full of boldface names.
That was the scene Saturday during the fifth annual Evening for Equality from Georgia Equality, the statewide gay rights group that tries to do good by the gays despite working from an island of political blue in a sea of red.
Natural beauty attracts LGBT buyers to Hidden Lake at Lookout Mountain
When Beth Sledge drives through the gates, she leaves behind the stress and worries of her job and life in metro Atlanta.
She can easily lose track of the hours spent rocking in her chair on the porch, simply enjoying the calming sounds of nature all around her weekend retreat. That was her intention when she built a log cabin home nestled inside Hidden Lake at Lookout Mountain.
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Summer of debutante drag gets underwayWith the debutante season in full swing, Fancy von Furstenberg-Davenport gathered up some of her BDFF -- that's Best Drag Friends Forever -- on Wednesday for a fundraiser at Bazzaar. Among the mix was Rogue Nation, who served as emcee, and Nicole Paige Brooks.Do black gay men have fewer sex options?Black gay men have less choice when it comes to sexual partners than other groups and, as a result, their sexual networks are closely knit leading to the rapid spread of HIV.
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