Married, Lesbian Couple Kirsten and Maria Palladino and their new Magazine!
“Equally Wed is the nation’s premier same-sex and gay wedding magazine, providing gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender couples with a modern, elegant and unique guide to gay wedding planning, from ring shopping and proposing to tying the knot and living happily ever after—and everything in between. Fresh and innovative, Equally Wed offers a closer look into Real Weddings around the world, as well as engagement stories, a socially interactive community and Local Resources, a vetted marketplace rich with GLBT-friendly wedding vendors.”
“Equally Wed magazine publishes seasonal issues of features, beginning with its premiere Spring 2010 issue. Other departments of EquallyWed.com, such as Beauty & Grooming, Honeymoons, Health & Fitness, Planning, Engagement, Etiquette and Fashion will be refreshed with new content more frequently, as well as its blogs: Headlines (news from the frontlines of the fight for marriage equality), In bloom (fresh ideas from Editor-in-Chief Kirsten Palladino) and Broom closet (cool new finds and thoughts from the masculine woman’s perspective).”
Thats right! A same-sex wedding magazine will have a launch party tonight in Atlanta, Georgia.
“Equally Wed is the nation’s premier same-sex and gay wedding magazine, providing gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender couples with a modern, elegant and unique guide to gay wedding planning, from ring shopping and proposing to tying the knot and living happily ever after—and everything in between. Fresh and innovative, Equally Wed offers a closer look into Real Weddings around the world, as well as engagement stories, a socially interactive community and Local Resources, a vetted marketplace rich with GLBT-friendly wedding vendors.”
“Equally Wed magazine publishes seasonal issues of features, beginning with its premiere Spring 2010 issue. Other departments of EquallyWed.com, such as Beauty & Grooming, Honeymoons, Health & Fitness, Planning, Engagement, Etiquette and Fashion will be refreshed with new content more frequently, as well as its blogs: Headlines (news from the frontlines of the fight for marriage equality), In bloom (fresh ideas from Editor-in-Chief Kirsten Palladino) and Broom closet (cool new finds and thoughts from the masculine woman’s perspective).”
Yes, hate crimes can happen anywhere, anytime, but in Savannah, GA, USA, a state with no hate crime laws, now must deal with the Gay bashing incident between 2 marines and Kieran Daly-a Gay man who was found in Savannah with brain bruising, and is hospitalized as he continues to have seizures.
The two marines, Marines Keil Joseph Cronauer, 22, and Christopher Charles Stanzel, 23, were arrested and charged with beating up a Gay man, in downtown Savannah, according to the Savannah Morning News. The two men, who are stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station in Beaufort, S.C., are charged with misdemeanor battery assault on Daly, the newspaper reported.
Here is what reported so far:
The Marines told police they were being harassed by a gay man and wanted to get away from him, but witnesses contradicted that in the police report, according to the article. Police say one of the Marines hit Daly in the back of the head with his fist, knocking him unconscious, the newspaper reported.
“The guy thought I was winking at him,” Daly told the newspaper from his hospital bed. “I told him, ‘I was squinting, man. … I’m tired.’” Daly said he had two seizures after the assault and will have to stay in the hospital for several days, the newspaper said
Due to all of the media attention, Derrick Martin’s parents kicked him out of the house. As of now, he is staying with a friend. A Facebook page has been set up to support him called We Support Derrick Martin Taking His Boyfriend to the Prom.
We support you Derrick and your date. Stay strong, have pride, and believe it or not, your parents still love you!
Bleckley County High School’s prom will NOT be canceled due to a Gay date! A brave 18 year old student, by the name of Derrick Martin, was afraid to ask because he did not want prom to be canceled for everyone else. However, the school board is NOT going to stop him, so he will be allowed to take his male date to prom.
Derrick’s high school is located in Cochran-a small town in the center of Georgia changing winds with its recent decision. Hopefully their decision of equality will blow over to Mississippi, where Constance McMillen, a Lesbian student who wanted to wear a tux and bring a female date 1st gained national attention when her school board cancelled prom altogether. However, we are sure Constance’s bravery helped Derrick and his school reach a decision for equality.
Both these students are brave and we wish Derrick a happy prom, and we support Constance infinitely! Read more CLICK HERE
City Council member Lance Rhodes, while in service of his second four-year term, was elected mayor pro tempore. Originally from Mississippi, Baptist Minister, and Army veteran, Rhodes is a fine example for the LGBT community with his life devotion to serving others through beautification and economic growth. He resides in East Point with his partner of 17 years Roger Donodeo.
Married, Lesbian Couple Kirsten and Maria Palladino and their new Magazine!
Thats right! A same-sex wedding magazine will have a launch party tonight in Atlanta, Georgia.
Yes, hate crimes can happen anywhere, anytime, but in Savannah, GA, USA, a state with no hate crime laws, now must deal with the Gay bashing incident between 2 marines and Kieran Daly-a Gay man who was found in Savannah with brain bruising, and is hospitalized as he continues to have seizures.
Due to all of the media attention, Derrick Martin’s parents kicked him out of the house. As of now, he is staying with a friend. A Facebook page has been set up to support him called 
Bleckley County High School’s prom will NOT be canceled due to a Gay date! A brave 18 year old student, by the name of Derrick Martin, was afraid to ask because he did not want prom to be canceled for everyone else. However, the school board is NOT going to stop him, so he will be allowed to take his male date to prom. 
