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LGBT high school planned for Chicago

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Sep 6th 2008 3:04PM

In order to provide a safe haven for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and questioning high school students, the Chicago public school system is considering opening a high school specifically for LQBTQ students. Attendance at the new school ...
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Bullying bill hits legislation in New York

by Jennifer Jordan, Posted Aug 11th 2008 9:00AM

Possibly just in time for back to school, last week Republicans introduced a bill to the Senate the stop bullying in schools. The bill includes language to cover harassment of students based on sexual orientation as well as transgender students in ...
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Blogging for LGBT Families Day

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Jun 2nd 2008 3:00PM

For the third year, writers from all corners of the internet are joining in to recognize that not all families fit the traditional mold. Many, certainly, will be those who themselves are part of an LGBT household, but other will be those, like ...
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Manitoba camp for gay teens a success

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Sep 2nd 2007 4:02PM

Many kids go away to camp during the summer. Some are general outdoorsy-type camps while others are more focused and specialized. When I was younger, I spent several summers at a camp that included hikes, canoeing, arts and crafts, and about six ...
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Large numbers of homeless youth are LGBT

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Feb 1st 2007 10:32AM

According to a new study, somewhere between 20 and 40 percent of homeless kids identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT). This is a noticeably higher percentage than the general population. So why is this? A big part of the ...
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Ali Forney Center aims ad campaign at parents

by Roger Sinasohn, Posted Aug 20th 2006 9:30AM

I simply can't fathom how a parent could stop loving their child simply because of whom their child fell in love with. Your kid is your kid, no matter what. Sure, maybe you don't like their spouse or significant other. Maybe you don't like or approve ...
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