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Editorial: Homophobia won out
On Oct. 15 an opportunity for historic inclusion of LGBT African-Americans in the Millions More Movement event was fumbled and lost due to homophobia. Back in [...]
Wine tasting and raffle to benefit HARC
ANN ARBOR – Want to sample a variety of wines and raise money for the HIV/AIDS Resource Center all while getting the chance to increase your own wine [...]
Women rockers take over Ann Arbor
By BTL Staff ANN ARBOR – Lesbian music fans who don't live in Ann Arbor may want to pitch a tent in the city and have their own little womyn's music festival [...]
Editorial: Respect is the answer
When we were children, our parents would encourage us to respect people – our elders, other family members, friends and neighbors. They would explain to us [...]
Books and CDs available for purchase in this week's BTL
CDs Read the reviews of these CDs here Greatest Hits: The Road Less Traveled [Deluxe CD/DVD Combo] Guilty Body of Song Superbeautifulmonster Those Were the [...]
Come out talking
National Coming Out Day is Tuesday, Oct. 11. How will you spend it? Are you out and proud in your life? Or is your sexual-orientation on a need-to-know basis [...]
Fall Home Guide Advertiser Directory
Apartments Orchard Ten Properties 30835 W. Ten Mile Rd, Farmington Hills 248-377-2343 Somerset Park Apartments 1911 Golfview Dr., Troy 248-643-6644 [...]
Coming out embraces family values
A small child is frightened at night and a loving parent hugs and comforts them through the thunderstorm. A teenager struggles in high school, and a parent [...]
Editorial: Friends in high places
Governor Jennifer Granholm attended the Triangle Foundation's Annual Dinner Event Sunday, Sept. 18. She told the crowd of over 400 people that her vision of [...]
Marriage amendment does not reach the workplace
By BTL Staff In a victory for Michigan same-sex couples, a state judge ruled Tuesday that public employers are not prohibited from offering domestic partner [...]
Editorial: Visibility equals power
Being out is a statement of pride, not in being LGBT per se, but in being you. And it is only by living an authentic, true life that we can effect real [...]
