Facebook continues to look out for its users who are part of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community, using a post on its Facebook Safety page to promote “What LGBT Communities Should Know About Online Safety,” a tip sheet from the LGBT Technology Partnership, Stop Think Connect, and the National Cyber Security Alliance.
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Facebook joined the growing list of companies expressing their support for same-sex marriage, announcing in a post on its LGBTQ@Facebook page that it will submit briefs on the topic to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Status updates, wall posts and comments discussing the New York Senate’s vote to legalize same-sex marriage, continue to go up at a rate of about once every few seconds — some in favor, others opposed.
Whether you see anything on Facebook about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Pride celebrations depends on who your friends are and which pages you like.
A Facebook movement is underway to boycott the annual Basilica Block Party in Minneapolis, sponsored by the city’s Catholic Archdiocese. But is the effort in danger of killing the music festival?
Within hours, 24,343 people RSVPed as attending on an event page protesting Facebook deleting a photo of two men kissing.
One of the most persistent anti-gay activists in the U.S. pulled the plug on the National Organization for Marriage’s Facebook page, taking the organization’s Facebook fan base of 290,000 with him.
