Exodus International, a religious organisation against homosexuality, had an app in the App Store that acted as a guidance tool to “cure” gays. It was part of the church’s agenda to have homosexuals to “grow into heterosexuality.” Right. The app has been pulled from the App Store. [Cult of Mac]
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Mark Reed and Dante Walkup had been together for 10 years when they decided to get hitched. There was one problem: they wanted to be wed at home, in Texas, where gay marriage is illegal. So they fired up Skype.
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Being a kid can be tough. Even more so for gay and transgender kids. But take it from these Google employees: It gets better. Here they share their inspiring stories about how there’s life after adolescence.
