Robert H. Knight, director of CWFA's Culture & Family Institute Homos can't get anything past the eagle-eyed watchdogs at Concerned Women for America. They see signs of the "homosexual agenda" everywhere, especially in cartoon characters: [...]

"We tend to think democracies come truly alive only when we elect or throw out a President of Congressman or Senator. But the truth is that sometimes the democratic spirit is more vibrant in the [...]

ANN ARBOR - On Thursday, Jan. 19 from 7-8:30 p.m., the downtown branch of the Ann Arbor Public Library will host "Family Matters: A Panel Discussion of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Legal, Educational and [...]

In last week's issue of Between The Lines, we erroneously reported that State Senator Alan Cropsey won't be up for re-election until 2008. Actually, we are pleased to report that Michigan's LGBT and allied voters [...]

By Jay Kaplan On Jan. 9, 2006 the United States Senate will begin confirmation hearings for President Bush's most recent nomination to the United States Supreme Court: Judge Samuel Alito. If confirmed, 55-year-old Alito could [...]

ANN ARBOR - Kristie Centilli gave birth to a healthy baby boy, Gavin Alexander, at 2:55 a.m. on New Year's Day. Although six weeks early, he weighed in at a respectable 5 lbs., 12 oz. [...]

CHICAGO -- The Point Foundation has opened its 2006 application season by announcing more than a dozen named scholarships, including a partnership with the Matthew Shepard Foundation. The Point Foundation will also continue its partnership [...]

By Dawn Wolfe Gutterman DETROIT - The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is appealing to the Michigan Supreme Court on behalf of a divorced man whose overnight visitation with his children has been restricted [...]

By Dawn Wolfe Gutterman AMHERST, Mass. - LGBT elders and youth frequently feel as though they are living in separate worlds. In many ways, they are according to a report by the Institute for Gay [...]

By Dawn Wolfe Gutterman DETROIT - While supporters of Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick were celebrating the inauguration of his second term, leaders in Detroit's LGBT community were expressing cautious hopes that, this time, Kilpatrick "gets [...]

DETROIT - As Michigan braces for what most people expect to be a divisive and mean campaign over the issue of affirmative action, leaders of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community have launched an [...]

BY SHARON GITTLEMAN MADISON HEIGHTS - When Kiley James wants to talk to his friends, he just picks up a phone and starts dialing them - in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and Atlanta. Lately, [...]

EAST LANSING - The Breslin Student Events Center at Michigan State University was filled with lavender and rainbow shirts Thursday night as the women's basketball team met Penn State. The lavender and rainbow were part [...]

Long-time couple and active LGBT community members Jan Pierce and Marcia Patrick were killed in a car accident over New Year's weekend, according to a recent report in the Detroit Free Press. "They were a [...]

By Dawn Wolfe Gutterman WASHINGTON - According to news reports that began surfacing during the week of Dec. 12, pro-LGBT student groups and the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network are among the organizations that have been [...]

Compiled by Dawn Wolfe Gutterman National Security Assaulted gay soldier discharged FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz. - Kyle Lawson, a 19-year old Army Private who was recently attacked by a fellow soldier who learned Lawson is gay, [...]