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In recent years, the debate over same-sex marriage has grown from an issue that occasionally arose in a few states to a nationwide controversy. Indeed, in the last five years, the debate over gay marriage has been heard in the halls of the U.S. Congress, at the White House, in dozens of state legislatures and courtrooms, and in the rhetoric of election campaigns at both the national and state levels. Moreover, the battle over whether gays and lesbians should be allowed to wed shows no signs of abating. In the last year alone, three states have banned same-sex marriage and four states have legalized the practice. As the debate rages on, the American religious community remains deeply divided over the issue.

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These are groups that organize Gay group ski and snowboard events. They are lots of fun and many organize parties and events after the sunsets for you to party all night long. This is a great way to meet other guys with your common interest.

A Celebration of Friends Inc. is a charitable 501(c)3 organization dedicated to help fill the social needs of the mature gay male with low-cost conventions or, Celebrations while at the same time raising funds for selected local charities.

The major charity we raise funds for in Fort Lauderdale is Tuesdays Angels Inc. a nonprofit Section 501(c)3 Organization that provides funding on an emergency basis to men, women and children with HIV/AIDS. One hundred percent of all dollars received by Tuesday's Angels go directly to individuals or to selected organizations that have clients that have little or no income.

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Have you ever wanted to go someplace to meet hot chubby men who really appreciate having a good time with you? Socially and otherwise in a very nice clothing optional resort? Of course you wanted to do that, and Chubfest is the place for that to happen. Not only is Chubfest 7 social and playful but affordable for everyone. We always do our best to make sure you have a good time.

While we do have a lot of the Chub4Chub, Bear and Older crowd EVERYONE is welcome. Bring your towel, bathing suit (or not), sun block and have a great time.

I'm always getting emails asking "Will I fit in? I'm big, I'm small, I'm younger, I'm older, I'm single, I'm partnered"

Do you like what you see in the pictures?
Do you want to be a part of it?
Then YES you will fit in...

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The dates for 2010 has not been posted yet. Expect it to be on or around Labor Day weekend like the previous ones.

Post any comments or feedbacks you would like to share with the community about previous events.

Join thousands of men that venture onboard a moving island and wake up at a different country everyday. It is similar to a regular cruise except all the guest onboard are men. There are a few cruises every year and they sell out early. Check out what others have to say and which cruises they recommend.

The traditions of Gay Mardi Gras came into being in the 1950s. The first Gay Mardi Gras krewe was the Krewe of Yuga or "KY." This krewe was formed to satirize the straight, aristocratic Mardi Gras traditions in 1958. In 1962, the Krewe of Yuga threw its first Ball at a badly chosen sight, a private children's school. No sooner had the tableau begun with queen and maids expectantly waiting the adoration of the spectators when police cars roared up and the ball was raided. Doors were locked and people were unceremoniously hauled to jail.

Taking a deep breath, the Gay community soon reorganized and new Gay Mardi Gras krewes began to flourish. Peaking in the early 1980s, there were dozens of Gay krewes that were the highlight of the Carnival season. Local matrons would beg for tickets from their hairdresser. They were quite the event.

The Gay balls required formal attire and the tableaus were a sight to behold. Many a cocktailed queen was seen to fall over from the weight of a bigger than life costume. It was all wonderful, some of the most cherished Carnival memories.

Souther Decadence is the largest gay event in New Orleans. 2010 will be the 39th annual celebration. The street party runs around-the-clock, and the Southern Decadence circuit party dance events take place at night.

This event is on Labor Day Weekend, September 1-6, 2010

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Having safe sex is important.

If you've got a story to tell, we would love to hear it. The more details the better. No matter if it's a first time encounter, fiction or non-fiction, let us decide. Why don't you concentrate on tell us the details.

Anal sex can be one of the best sensations you can have with your partner. But, it's not for everyone. The thought of anal sex for some people might be very nasty. Lets educated each other and shared our experiences. After we learn about it, we might think otherwise about anal sex.

Sometimes we totally disregard this area. We spend lots of time getting ready for work to look our best. Why not do the same for sex. We can learn from others and what they do to fulling enjoy SEX with our partner(s).

When talking about a particular sex toy, please try to give as much detail as possible, like name, model, where someone can get it, estimate of how much it will cost, etc... The more information presented the easiler someone else can get one and have the same kind of pleasure.

Tell us your good and bad experiences with products. Let the community know which you love and which ones we should avoid.

San Francisco is extremely tolerant and very gay friendly and the Castro District is ground zero for the GLBT community.

Fire Island is a small coastal island part of New York's Long Island. No cars are allowed on the island, the only way to get there is by a 30 minute ferry ride from Sayville. Once on the island, it feels like you're on a different planet. There are no cars or highways, just wooden boardwalks act as roads and lots of friendly gay men. The island is divided by two communities, The Pines which is like New York's Chelsea (lots of studs and gay professionals), and the Grove which is more diverse and down to earth. It also attracts a younger and older crowd. In the middle dividing the two communites is a small section of woods with hiking like paths that run through it. Lots of fun goes on in there. The busy season at Fire Island usually starts around May to Labor Day. After than the island is pretty much dead.

SAGE is the world's oldest and largest non-profit agency dedicated to serving lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender older people. Since its inception, SAGE has pioneered programs and services for the aging LGBT community, provided technical assistance and training to expand opportunities for LGBT older people across the country, and provided a national voice on LGBT aging issues. In 2005 SAGE became the first official LGBT delegate at a White House Conference on Aging. In 2008, SAGE presented its Fourth National Conference on LGBT Aging, entitled "It's About Time" sponsored by AARP.

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Through research, educational efforts and outreach, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation encourages gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Americans to live their lives openly and seeks to change the hearts and minds of Americans to the side of equality. Programs funded in part or in full through the HRC Foundation include: The HRC Coming Out Project, which encourages GLBT and straight-supportive Americans to come out and live openly; The HRC Family Project, which empowers members of the GLBT community to take action to protect their families; The HRC Historically Black Colleges and Universities Outreach Program, which trains student activists to sustain dialogue, build viable student-led GLBT organizations; The HRC Religion and Faith Program, The HRC Research Center, and The HRC Workplace Project.

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