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Bi and Lesbian Video Chat
Our lesbian video chat is a great feature of our site. Our video chat rooms allow for the discussion of topics in the traditional way. By making use of cutting edge technology, we enable our members to take part in real time video group communication. If you are currently without a webcam, you will probably feel the need to run to your friend's house to borrow hers, or to run to the store to get one once you have seen our amazing video chat rooms.

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/R E P E A T -- College and university students launch campaign targeting homophobia and transphobia on campus/
TORONTO , May 16, 2012 /CNW/ - On the eve of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, the Canadian Federation of Students-Ontario and the Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Youth Line have launched ...

Media advisory - Anti-homophobia and anti-transphobia public service announcement to be launched
TORONTO , May 16, 2012 /CNW/ - On the eve of International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, the Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Youth Line and coalition partners are launching a public service announcement ...

Monopolizing Marriage: Gay Marriage and Other Traditional Versions
It’s a good time to be gay (and lesbian and bi and trans). Obama’s support for same-sex marriage came shortly after another LGBT win: Miriam Quiambao’s recent homophobic statements galvanized support for the LGBT community, raising awareness and even sympathy for their cause. Momentum is on the LGBT community’s side, and with this week’s celebration [...]

Parenting Gay Kids
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US President Barack Obama on Monday sought to leverage his decision to back gay marriage for political gain, drawing a sharp contrast between his position and that of his Republican foe Mitt Romney.

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Myanmar to celebrate first gay pride event
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Myanmar holds first gay pride celebrations
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Jessie J gay: The Voice coach 'was told to tell fans she was bisexual rather than a lesbian'
Jessie J is a lesbian who was forced to hide her sexuality in case it made her less appealing to her fans, a new book has claimed.