Ginger love for your iphone

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We've all seen "fat booth" photos of our friends (the iphone app that ads a few extra pounds to pics).

Now its time to ginger up your life with "Ginger Booth"

Simply snap a picture, or use one of your existing ones, and follow a few easy steps. POOF, you now know how you'd look with red hair.

Click HERE to learn about Ginger Booth  in the app store

A gay University of Minnesota couple said they were attacked for showing affection.

Photo by Anthony Kwan for  MN Daily

"While walking from the downtown Target to a bus stop Friday, Sept. 23, Dennis said the couple — both University of Minnesota sophomores — was assaulted by a group of 15 men who repeatedly punched and kicked him as they yelled gay slurs." - Amanda Bankston, MN Daily

Click HERE to read Bankston's Article over at the MN Daily

one year to victory

Minnesotans United for All Families will start the one year countdown to Election Day 2012 with their "One Day United for All Families" house party.



On Nov 6th, 2011,  people across the state will be hosting parties in their homes.  While the goal is to raise money for MUAF to  defeat the amendment,  it is also a great reminder that the vote is one year away.  It will take ALL OF US to help defeat it.

Click HERE to learn how YOU can host a Countdown fundraiser in your home

standards

big gay race pics

Click HERE to see MUAF's photos from the Big Gay Race

Bishop of Minnesota Speaks Out for Marriage Equality

The Rt. Rev. Brian N. Prior
IX Bishop, Episcopal Church of Minnesota

Click HERE to read the full story on Walk with Integrity

Happy National Coming OUT Day!

photo by Terry Richardson

Put on your gayest outfit (no, not that one, the other one) and celebrate National Coming Out Day!



"NCOD was founded in 1988 by Robert Eichberg, a psychologist from New Mexico and Jean O'Leary, an openly-gay political leader from Los Angeles, on behalf of the personal growth workshop The Experience and National Gay Rights Advocates.^[3][4] The date of October 11 was chosen because it was the anniversary of the 1987 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights.^[5]
The first headquarters was located in the West Hollywood, California offices of the National Gay Rights Advocates. 18 states participated in the first NCOD, which was covered in the national media. In its second year, the headquarters moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico and participation grew to 21 states. After a media push in 1990, NCOD was observed in all 50 states and seven other countries. Participation continued to grow and in 1990 NCOD merged their efforts with the Human Rights Campaign Fund.^{" via Wikipedia}


Click HERE to see more art from Terry Richardson

covers to come out to

In honor of National Coming out Day, we found some of our favorite "coming out songs."  As a twist, we thought we'd post some fun covers of Katy Perry's "Fireworks,"  Ke$sha's "we r who we r," Pink's "Raise your glass,"  Gaga's "Born this way" & Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive."







Alejandro, Fabian, and Daniel Manzano aka Boyce Avenue





the kover boys (although a twink & an otter should have come up with a better name for their duo)




Alex Rabina 
click HERE to download his version for free 




Maria Aragon, you are too sweet





Sacha Page, never thought I would hear this song this way. Love it!

Happy National Coming out day!

Karl Rove gets glitter bombed - “Feel the rainbow!”

image via advocate.com

Karl Rove & Erik Paulson,  two people who seriously don't understand equality, both got a face-full-of-glitter here in MN.  The conference was called the Minnesota Faith and Freedom Coalition.  (freedom? how about the freedom for us to marry....)


"The first glitter assault occurred as congressman Erik Paulsen was presented with a “Friend of the Family” award for his efforts to legalize antigay values. “You’re no friend to my family!” Michael Cahill said, as he unleashed the colorful dust.  Later, Bush staffer Karl Rove was doused at a book signing by Ben Egerman, who shouted “Feel the rainbow!” as he showered the former Deputy Chief of Staff with glitter." - Winston Gieseke, advocate

Click HERE to watch Paulson get a face full of glitter

Click HERE to see Rove get it

PS who thinks "you're no friend to my family" would look great on a protest poster

PSS, I can't wait for social conservatives to have their security do "glitter checks" on guests before speaking.  (What would Egerman & Cahill say?  "we're just totally into crafting")