Robert Manson is a New Zealand rower. Manson was born in 1989. He is from a family of rowers, with his father Greg the singles lightweight national champion in 1985, and his brother Karl also competing internationally. He won a bronze medal at the 2015 World Rowing Championships.

om Goss’ latest music video is a cover of Dusty Springfield’s iconic song “Son of a Preacher Man”, re-imagining the song as being about a gay teen who falls in love with the son of an anti-gay preacher. The video tracks the teens as they escape together away from the world and enjoy the bliss of you

Trevor Harris can’t understand why his buddies have never talked to their sexy gardener, Seth Peterson. After all, they gather together with popcorn twice a week and watch the sexy stud! So, Harris bets the boys he can get his number. With his buddies watching from the window, Trevor walks outside

SVELTE TV was on hand at Put On The Gloves 2011, a fashion fundraiser benefiting the Trevor Project and raising awareness about teen bullying and suicides among LGBT communities.

Paul Harflee's Pansy Project in Belfast. An innovative and inspiring response to homophobia. In 2014 during Blackpool Pride Festival will, for the first time, feature a contemporary art and archive exhibition as part of the program. The exhibition, entitled We’re Here, which opens today, includes

Adding to the It Get';s Better campaign and the support for the Trevor Project, this are some comments from the Zynga Company employees

Meet a couple of country cowboys who defy the cliches of both LGBTQI and rural cultures.

Coke set up a (social media) campaign in Brazil this year to fight homophobia and the use of gay slurs. It had a great impact, both in public awareness and online behavior and in (free) publicity. Win-win!

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Comedian Steve Bennett has made a response to the infuriating video: “I'm homophobic and I'm voting Yes. Here's why.” “Some homophobes want to ruin it for everybody by voting No and not allowing us to have a big laugh at gay weddings. I studied homophobia and geography in college and I learned all t