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Outlook Magazine recently interviewed Coral Smith from MTV’s Real World franchise. Dating men for the majority of her TV career, Coral says she is now exploring her “lesbian qualities.”

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By BEVERLEY WANG.

CONCORD, N.H. - Gay couples in New Hampshire will able to join in civil unions starting next year under a bill Gov. John Lynch signed into law Thursday. “We in New Hampshire have had a long and proud tradition taking the lead and opposing discrimination,” Lynch said. “Today that tradition continues.”

The San Francisco Department of Human Services on Monday said it is starting a campaign to recruit more gay men and lesbians to adopt foster children, especially teens, who are among the hardest to place. The campaign is believed to be the first of its kind in the nation.

“We’re always looking for adoptive homes for children, and we never have enough families,” Debby Jeter, deputy director for the city’s Family and Children Services, told the San Francisco Chronicle. “We believe same-sex couples have the ability to provide the same kind of family! for a child as non-same-sex couples.”

It’s a sequence that repeats itself countless times every Saturday afternoon and evening - heterosexual shoppers at Lenox stopping dead in their tracks to watch (or gawk at) a group of impeccably dressed gay black men.

When the Rev. Dennis Meredith of Tabernacle Baptist Church began preaching acceptance of gay men and lesbians a few years ago, he attracted some gay people who were on the brink of suicide and some who had left the Baptist faith of their childhoods but wanted badly to return.

The RainbowVision Santa Fe retirement community, designed specifically for an older gay and lesbian population, opened its first 20 condominiums Monday. New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Diane Denish and 93-year-old resident Hilda Rush, commemorated the event with the cutting of a rainbow colored ribbon.

Two weeks ago, 50 young men and women boarded two buses and set out on a remarkable journey. Their mission: to initiate conversations about faith and sexuality at 32 Christian colleges with policies that silence or exclude lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) students. This week, the Riders face their toughest challenges yet as the westbound bus travels to Brigham Young University (BYU) in Utah and the eastbound bus travels to Mississippi College in Mississippi.