-Former ex-lesbian Kori Ashton launches a gay-affirming website.
-The Serbian government cancels Belgrade Pride due to safety issues.
-Focus on the Family steps up its efforts to recruit younger supporters.
-Opponents of marriage equality in Washington state showcase divorcees in a “preserve marriage” campaign authored by divorcees.
-Anti-gay group Marriage Maine admits that they are misleading voters in their advertisements.
-The US Census Bureau releases data on same-sex marriages for the first time.
-More than half of all LGBT individuals remain in the closet at work, according to a new study.
-A gay teenager claims to have been “healed” via exorcism; meanwhile, gospel singer Tonex comes out of the closet.
-More Maine organizations speak out against anti-gay Question 1.
-The UN General Assembly’s new president calls homosexuality “not acceptable.”
-The Michigan State Senate rejects a measure that would have protected gay students from violence.
-Gay couples in Scotland can now jointly adopt children.