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Gay in sports remains "taboo in the locker room"

Kevin Baxter of the Los Angeles Times has written an article titled: In pro sports, gay athletes still feel unwelcome.

He notes that about 4,000 players were on active rosters in the NBA, NHL, NFL and Major League Baseball in 2012. With the gay/bisexual population in U.S. estimated to range from 2% to 10%, it's likely anywhere from 80 to 400 of those athletes are gay or bisexual.

Yet not a single active player has come out in the major sports. Ever.

"It's still taboo in the locker room," explains the Clippers' Grant Hill.

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Kansas sues lesbian couple’s sperm donor for child support

TOPEKA, Kan. — A man who donated his sperm to a lesbian couple is now being sued for child support by the Kansas Department of Children and Families.

According to legal filings, in 2009 William Marotta answered an ad on Craigslist posted by Angela Bauer and Jennifer Schreiner, a lesbian couple in Topeka, who were offering $50 per sperm donation.

Ryan Murphy tweets photo of his baby boy

LOS ANGELES – Proud papa Ryan Murphy on New Year’s Day tweeted the first public photograph of his infant son Logan Phineas Miller Murphy, who was born on Christmas Eve.

“Thanks to everyone for the kind wishes. Logan is one week old and doing great. Happy new year!” Murphy tweeted.

Teenage lesbian reportedly stoned by ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students

GANEU TIKVA, Israel -- A teenage lesbian was attacked by a group of ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students in Ganei Tikva in the center of the country on Sunday, Yedioth Ahronoth reported on Wednesday.

The 17-year-old alleged that she was assaulted because of her sexual orientation and appearance. She told police that she encountered a group of students outside their yeshiva while she was walking in a religious neighborhood, after taking her bicycle to be repaired.

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Maryland gay couples ring in the New Year with first same-sex unions

After 35 years together, Jim Scales, 68, and William Tasker, 60, married shortly after midnight on Tuesday, becoming one of the first same-sex couples in Maryland to wed under the state’s new marriage equality law.

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Illinois Senate to vote on gay marriage as early as Thursday

[UPDATE: The Daily Herald in Illinois is reporting that Pat Brady, chair of the Illinois Republican Party, is calling GOP lawmakers today to ask them to support marriage equality in the Land of Lincoln.]

CHICAGO -- Democratic State Sen. Heather Steans said Tuesday a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage in Illinois will be heard by a Senate committee Wednesday night and a full Senate vote on a bill could come as early as Thursday.

SDGLN Poll: What do readers think about New Year's resolutions?

SAN DIEGO – Readers of San Diego Gay & Lesbian News who took our poll are not always keeping their New Year’s resolutions.

Our poll question was: Do you achieve your New Year's resolutions?

The results, which are not scientific, reveal that 44% of readers achieve their New Year’s resolutions, 30% of readers sometimes achieve their goals, and 26% admit they never do.

The new SDGLN Reader Poll question asks readers: Do you text when on a date or out with friends?

Year in Review: Record number of LGBT victories in state, national elections

“When the history books are written, 2012 will be remembered as the year when LGBT Americans won decisively at the ballot box,” said HRC President Chad Griffin, in a statement issued on the morning of Nov. 7.

Indeed, in 2012 voters across the country looked past sexual orientation and gender identity in electing their representatives, and in doing so, will send a record number of LGBT candidates to Washington and their state capitols.

On Nov. 6, U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.), became the first openly LGBT candidate to win election to the U.S. Senate.

Rhode Island House Speaker to call for early vote on marriage equality

The Rhode Island General Assembly kicks off its 2013 session Tuesday, and the first big debate of the year is likely to center on same-sex marriage.

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