-Sentencing of gay couple Tiwonge Chimbalanga and Steven Monjeza in Malawi is postponed until April 8.
-Magician James Randi comes out of the closet.
-Lt. Dan Choi talks to Newsweek about the state of the gay rights movement.
-A Georgia teenager is given permission by his school to bring a same-sex date to his prom, then kicked out of his home by his parents.
-Out Front Colorado interviews ex-gay survivors Christine Bakke, Daniel Gonzales and Ryan Kendall.
-A federal judge rules that lesbian high school student Constance McMillen’s rights were violated, but won’t force her school to reinstate its prom.
-Another sexual abuse scandal rocks the Catholic church.
-The Pentagon adopts new rules making it more difficult to discharge soldiers under Don’t Ask Don’t Tell.
-Marine Corps Commandant James Conway argues that repealing DADT would require building separate barracks for gay marines.
-An anti-gay Hungarian politician is outed while attending a gay pride event.
My congratulations to James Randi on coming out.
I’ve long admired the valuable work that he does, especially in exposing fraudulent “healers” who take advantage of other people’s suffering to inflate their own egos and bank accounts, and I’ve occasionally wondered why he didn’t expose the purveyors of such abusive frauds as ex-gay ministry and reparative therapy along with the other charlatans.