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发帖数: 2202 | | m******1
发帖数: 19713 | 2 今年好像没有什么大事发生，唯一的就是纽约的同性婚姻了。
除了LGBT新闻，我们还可以总结下今年共和党的党内初选情况。
如果能有人主动写总结更好，没有人主动请缨，我就注册个公共ID，然后开个新主题，
大家用这个公共ID，往里边添东西，怎么样？ | m******8
发帖数: 2153 | | m******8
发帖数: 2153 | 4 U.S. Pledges to Promote LGBT Rights Abroad
Abolition of Don't Ask, Don't Tell
New Yorkers for Marriage Equality
Obama's same-sex partner benefits for federal employees
UN Human Rights Council resolution on the human rights of LGBT persons
Obama's administration no longer defending "Defense of Marriage Act"
Attention to anti-gay bully & "It's getting better" project | p********i
发帖数: 1963 | 5 您老真是孤陋寡闻啊！！
【在 m******1 的大作中提到】
: 今年好像没有什么大事发生，唯一的就是纽约的同性婚姻了。
: 除了LGBT新闻，我们还可以总结下今年共和党的党内初选情况。
: 如果能有人主动写总结更好，没有人主动请缨，我就注册个公共ID，然后开个新主题，
: 大家用这个公共ID，往里边添东西，怎么样？
| m******8
发帖数: 2153 | 6 美媒盘点本年度各媒体同志热点
刚刚落下帷幕的2011年首届中国彩虹媒体奖（相关新闻）盘点了2011年中国媒体上出色
的同志报道，而在2011年的美国各大媒体上，同志话题可谓无所不在：“与星共舞”中
的查兹·波诺（Chaz Bono），听闻粉丝自杀后奔走疾呼的女神卡卡(Lady Gaga)，基情
无限的“欢乐合唱团”（Glee），还有在网络疯传的少年为自己拉拉母亲和同志婚姻挺
身辩护的视频。近日美国著名同志网站GA Voice总结了电影、音乐、电视、和其他社会
化媒体上今年最引人注目的LGBT事件。
音乐
女神卡卡(Lady Gaga)的反性别欺凌运动开展的可谓如火如荼。年初，格莱美现场
首演的《Born This Way》(生而如此)震惊世界：“无论是男同、直人、双性恋，或是
女同还是跨性别，亲爱的，我们都走在自己的大道上。”这是为多元喝彩的颂歌，更是
对歧视宣战的檄文。
她的粉丝，14岁的双性恋杰米（Jamey Rodemeyer）于今年九月不忍羞辱而自杀，
他生前的最后一条推特发给Gaga：“再会，怪兽之母。谢谢你所做的一切一切。举爪，
永远。”Gaga多次发表关于小杰米自杀的推特和评论，并就欺凌问题和总统奥巴马会面
讨论。她在11月更创办了名为“Born This Way”的非营利慈善基金会，“来保护并帮
助被霸凌或遗弃的青年人。”
12月4日，Gaga获得了关注LGBT少年自杀及平权问题的组织“Trevor Projet”颁发
的英雄奖。
去年公开出柜的乡村歌手切莉·莱特（Chely Wright）与女友今年完婚。同时值得
庆祝的是，其纪录片《Wish Me Away》也拿下了Out on Film(亚特兰大最大LGBT电影节
)上最佳纪录片评审奖和最佳女性专题观众选择奖。该片将于2012年春上映。
此外还有，蓝色少女合唱团（Indigo Girls，女同组合）今秋出了新专辑《Beauty
Queen Sister》；成立31年发行15张唱片的REM乐队于9月宣布解散，其酷儿主唱
Michael Stipe在采访中说乐队将不再重组。
电影
6月上映的《初学者》(Beginners)（电影简介）刻画了大龄同志生活，并于近期摘
得美国独立电影最有分量的Gothem最佳影片、最佳表演等数项大奖。该片改编自导演自
己的经历，讲述了75岁的父亲向孩子出柜的故事。温馨感人的剧情，再加上演员克里斯
托佛·普拉默（Christopher Plummer）、伊万·麦克格雷格（Ewan McGregor）等精湛
的演技，使得本片具有极高的观赏性。普拉默也被金球奖提名。
由莱昂纳多·迪卡普里奥（Leonardo DiCaprio）主演的《胡佛传》（J. Edgar）
（电影简介），展现了美国政坛最有权势也是最富争议的人物、执掌联邦调查局近50年
的埃德加·胡佛的故事。影片并没有刻意模糊他和同性副手克托尔森（Clyde Tolson,
由艾米·汉莫 Armie Hammer扮演）的亲密关系。两人的形影不离的相互陪伴和临终一
吻，都被毫不隐讳的展现了出来。迪卡普里奥和汉莫凭本片双双获得奥斯卡奖提名。
纪录片《亲历》（We Were Here）记述了80年代在旧金山的几名拉拉和同志的生活
。其上映的时间，恰逢发现艾滋病30周年，导演大卫·威兹曼（David Weissman）极富
张力的表现了当时人们面对突如其来的病魔的无措和竭力应对。本片已进入明年奥斯卡
奖最佳纪录片最终候选名单。
《境遇》(Cirsumstance)讲述了发生在德黑兰的女同追求自己梦想生活的故事。该
小制作影片获得了美国圣丹斯国际电影节奖，随后于九月上映。然而导演玛亚姆·柯莎
瓦兹(Maryam Keshavarz)表示她可能因拍摄本片而无法再返回伊朗。
电视
今年新季“与星共舞”中，参赛者查兹·波诺（Chaz Bono）引起了保守群体的极
大争议。他是跨性别者，也是早年的同志女神Cher的儿子。作为主流电视史上首次出现
的女跨男，他被LGBT周刊评为“代表着跨性别群体的希望、毅力和对恶意仇恨最强力的
抗争”。
“欢乐合唱团”也许不是最棒的电视音乐喜剧，但绝对是最具同志元素的在播节目
。无论是广受好评的对麦当娜、布莱尼等流行天后的致敬，还是男同志队员Kurt和他男
友最终发生关系，又或者是拉拉演员简·林奇（Jane Lynch）出演的苏老师标志性的一
路狂吼，都凸显了剧组的良苦用心。此外，林奇颇具喜剧风格主持了2011年艾美颁奖礼
，也是一大成功。
脱口秀节目也在为同志平权运动发声。11月3日，著名电视人康纳·奥布莱恩(
Conan O’Brien)主持了他服装设计师及其男友的婚礼并在节目中播出：“我现在宣布
，你们已结为夫夫！请新郎新郎接吻。”另外，恶搞新闻节目主持人乔恩·斯图尔特（
Jon Stewart，“每日秀”）和斯蒂芬·柯柏尔（Stephen Colbert，“柯柏尔报告”）
也多次在各自的节目中讥讽某些无知、愚昧的右翼反同观点。
热门医患剧“实习医生格蕾”中，历经磨难的凯莉(Callie Torres)终于答应了亚
利桑那(Arizona Robbins)的求婚。扮演Callie的演员萨拉·拉米雷兹(Sara Ramirez)
在接受AfterEllen.com采访时说：“我们没法让每个人都满意，我明白。不过只要能激
起人们的热情和相互之间的对话沟通，就很棒！”
新剧“复仇”（Revenge）讲述了女版基督山伯爵的故事。然而在步步为营的勾心
斗角之余，两个主要男配曾数次发展出床上情节。另一新番“美国恐怖故事”（
American Horror Story）在其万圣特集中展现了同志剧情，其中之一还是由今年刚出
柜的扎克瑞·昆图（Zachary Quinto）饰演。
社会化媒体
美国19岁大学男生扎克·沃兹（Zach Wahls）在爱荷华州众议院为养育他的两位拉
拉母亲和同性婚姻辩护，敦促不要通过“禁止同性婚姻或者民事伴侣关系”的宪法修正
案。二月上传的这段3分钟精彩演讲，以1800万浏览量超过了总统演讲而成为了年度观
看人数最多的政治视频。（观看该视频）
娱乐界名媛金·卡戴珊（Kim Kardashian）与篮将克里斯·亨弗里斯（Kris
Humphries）极尽高调奢华的婚礼，以及极具戏剧性的72天后的闪离，吸引了人们的目
光，也激发了在Facebook等社交网站上的讨论：这种婚姻既然都可被接受，那为什么相
互信任陪伴的同性爱人却不能结婚呢？
广受同志爱戴的歌手、演员雪儿（Cher）通过推特支持她的跨性别儿子查兹（Chaz
）。同时雪儿亦发推表达对恐同政要的讥讽鄙视，还特别针对的是共和党总统候选人、
明尼苏达州的国会议员巴赫曼（Michelle Bachman），说：“即使我马上就死掉，哪怕
你和耶稣是好朋友！！我也绝不投票给你这恨同志、爱欺凌、装出一副基督徒嘴脸的混
蛋！”
杰克·斯特劳斯（Jack Strouss）是一名二战老兵同志。在今年九月亚特兰大一场
庆祝废止美军“不问不说”政策的仪式上。斯特劳斯感动了在场观众，而他的发言视频
也被Time和BuzzFeed等多家媒体转载。
十二月，Facebook上很多支持同志的朋友们转发着八号提案（非法化加州同性婚姻
）被否决的消息。然而这个报道其实是去年的旧新闻，让人空欢喜一场。所以还是那句
话，转发需谨慎。另据截止10年底的统计，支持和反对八号提案的团体各自均募集到来
自六万多人约四千万美元的宣传资金，使之成为仅次于总统竞选的、动用资金最多的政
治宣传事件。
资讯来源：爱白网
作者译者：微光 编译 | m******8
发帖数: 2153 | 7 As 2011 draws to a close, PinkNews.co.uk takes a look back at the most
important stories of the last twelve months.
This year saw real change around the world when it came to LGBT rights. Many
political milestones were reached, but as some countries progressed, other
states faced international criticism for attempts to restrict their citizens
’ rights.
10 – 66 boys in Malaysia sent to “gay cure” camp
A Terengganu state official said in April that 66 boys aged between 13 and
17 were identified by teachers as having “effeminate mannerisms”. They
were sent on a “self-development course” in the hope of dissuading them
from being gay.
9 – Anton Hysen became the world’s only openly gay professional footballer
Anton Hysen became the only professional footballer in the world to come out
as gay in March of this year. He said frankly: “I am a footballer. And gay
. If I perform as a footballer, then I do not think it matters if I like
girls or boys.”
8 – Lesbian couple save 40 teenagers in Norway
Toril Hansen and Hege Dalen were dining on the shores opposite Utoya when
the Norwegian island became the scene of a horrific massacre. When they
heard shots, the couple got in their boat and started towards the island.
They rescued 40 teenagers over four trips, as Anders Breivik fired on their
boat.
7 – Australia’s Labor Party changes its platform to support equal marriage
In early December, the Australian Labor Party voted to officially endorse
marriage equality, though Prime Minister Julia Gillard says she does not
support the move. Despite the platform change, equal marriage remains some
way off passing through the Australian parliament, many of whom oppose such
a move.
6 – Belgium gets Europe’s first gay male leader
Elio Di Rupo was named the new, openly gay, Prime Minister of Belgium, after
the country went a year and a half without a government. Di Rupo becomes
the second gay leader of a European country, and the first gay male leader.
5 – Poland’s first gay and trans MPs are sworn in
Poland swore in its first gay and transgender MPs this year. Anna Grodzka
said she aimed to seek equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans
people. Robert Biedron, the first openly gay MP,campaigned in favour of
legalising abortion, gay marriage and marijuana use.
4 – Ghana’s minister orders the arrest of all gays
In a further example rights abuses sanctioned at state level, this summer, a
Ghanaian minister ordered the arrest of all gays and lesbians in the
country’s Western Region. Paul Evans Aidoo directed the Bureau of National
Investigations and other agencies to find gay people and bring them before
the courts, and called on private citizens to turn gay people in.
3 – 250,000 people condemn St Petersburg’s “gay propaganda” law
A quarter of a million people signed a petition calling on world leaders to
hold Russia to account for a draft law in St Petersburg, which threatens to
silence its gay community. The draft law would fine the promotion of
homosexuality alongside the promotion of paedophilia.
2 – UK says it will direct aid away from governments who fail to recognise
gay rights
The government confirmed plans this year to redirect aid away from overseas
governments who fail to recognise human rights, but has said it will still
ensure aid reaches those in need.
The move was described as “satanic” by Robert Mugabe, and Ghana said it
would “never support” the legalisation of homosexuality amid fiery
reactions to the news and concerns that gays would be blamed for cuts in aid.
1 – The UN passes its first-ever resolution on gay rights
The UN Human Rights Council passed a historic resolution in June, calling
for universal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. It was the
first time the body had passed a resolution which focused specifically on
sexual orientation and gender identity, effecting its 193 member states.
In December, the UN’s Human Rights Council published its first ever report
detailing rights abuses against LGBT people around the world, through
violence and discriminatory laws, and a benchmark set of recommendations all
countries should adopt to protect their citizens. | m******8
发帖数: 2153 | 8 The top USA LGBT stories of 2011
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2011/12/26/the-top-usa-lgbt-stories-o
10 – High profile figures come out as gay
In October, the Star Trek actor Zachary Quinto came out as gay. On his blog,
Quinto wrote that the recent suicide of gay 14-year-old Jamey Rodemeyer had
spurred him to be open.
Don Lemon, the CNN anchorman who appears in 100 million US homes also came
out at the age of 45, and spoke to PinkNews.co.uk’s Laurence Watts about
the experience. Lemon’s biography was dedicated to Tyler Clementi, who
killed himself in 2010 after a video of him having sex with another man was
allegedly broadcast by his university room mate.
9 – New York actor says the way the state treats him means he cannot serve
on a jury
Actor and model Jonathan D Lovitz, was waiting to be called in with other
jurors when they were all asked whether they could be impartial. On the spur
of the moment, Lovitz said, he told the court: “Since I can’t get married
or adopt a child in the state of New York, I can’t possibly be an
impartial judge of a citizen when I am considered a second class one in the
eyes of this justice system.”
8 – Justin Bieber shares his views on homosexuality
The Canadian teen pop sensation was 16 when he was interviewed by Rolling
Stone in what was to become one of the most discussed stories of the year.
While Bieber expressed some liberal sentiment in his approach to gays, he
also referred to being gay as a “decision”. He also told the magazine he
believed abortions, including those following a pregnancy caused by rape,
were always wrong.
7 – Sally Kern reminds America gays are “more dangerous than terrorists”
Speaking just before the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks,
Republican member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives Sally Kern
renewed her claim that homosexuality has killed more people in the United
States than terrorism.
Kern’s views almost formed a self-fulfilling prophecy when she said she
feared for her life after the response she had received from gay rights
supporters.
6 – The death of Jamey Rodemeyer
In September, 14-year-old Jamey Rodemeyer killed himself after suffering
homophobic bullying. He had blogged regularly about being taunted at school
and messages were left on his Formspring account calling him “gay and ugly
” and encouraging him to kill himself.
In November, local police said no charges would be faced by those who had
allegedly bullied the teenager.
Lady Gaga called for a “law for Jamey” to ban bullying, saying: “I am
meeting with our president. I will not stop fighting. This must end. Our
generation has the power to end it.”.
She later announced the launch of the Born This Way Foundation.
5 – Obama supports the Respect for Marriage Act
While individual states can introduce their own marriage legislation, the
Defense of Marriage Act means the federal government only recognises
marriages as being between a man and a woman. President Barack Obama had
announced as far back as February that he wanted the state to stop defending
the law, and in July voiced his support for the Respect for Marriage Act,
which would see it struck down.
4 – The state of New York introduces gay marriage
After long negotiations in the New York this summer, the state senate voted
33-29 in favour of becoming the sixth US state to legalise gay marriage. New
York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg officiated at the marriage of two of his
aides at the Gracie Mansion on the shores of the East River. In August,
officials estimated that gay couples were making up a quarter of all
marriage applications.
3 – The debate over Proposition 8 continues in California
The battle for gay marriage in California took more turns this year as
challenge followed challenge in the courts. In September, the state’s
supreme court ruled that anti-gay marriage group ProtectMarriage may defend
the ban on gay marriage in court.
The same sponsors recently attempted to disqualify the decision of a federal
judge, Vaughn Walker, because he did not declare that he was gay when he
overturned the state’s gay marriage ban last year.
2 – Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell officially repealed
The ban known as Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, which allowed gays and lesbians to
serve in the military if they kept their sexual orientation a secret, came
to an end in September.
It was passed in 1993 during Bill Clinton’s presidency, and was seen as a
compromise on the issue.
A statement to troops said: “The law is repealed. From this day forward,
gay and lesbian soldiers may serve in our Army with the dignity and respect
they deserve.”
1 – Obama administration announces the US will take gay rights into account
in matters of foreign policy
In December, instructions issued by the Obama administration called for the
first time on US government agencies to consider gay rights when deciding
aid and asylum cases.
Hillary Clinton delivered a groundbreaking speech to a United Nations summit
in Geneva following the US’ declaration that its agencies will challenge
the criminalisation of gay acts and LGBT identity overseas.
She said: “Some seem to believe it is a western phenomenon and therefore
people outside the west have grounds to reject it.
“Well, in reality gay people are born into and belong to every society in
the world.
“They are all ages, all races, all faiths, they are doctors and teachers,
farmers and bankers, soldiers and athletes.
“Whether we know it, whether we acknowledge it, they are our family, our
friends and our neighbours.
“Being gay is not a western invention, it is a human reality.” | m******8
发帖数: 2153 | 9 here is another one: The weirdest and most unexpected LGBT stories of 2011
Enjoy the new year!
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2011/12/23/the-weirdest-and-most-unex
10 – Woman attacks “lesbian” Gauguin painting
Gauguin might not be for everyone, but one museum visitor in Washington DC
reacted particularly badly to the “evil homosexual” element she perceived
in his 1899 work Two Tahitian Women.
9 – George Michael says the gays on Eastenders are scaring children
George Michael employed some pretty colourful language in his critique of
the gay characters on soap opera Eastenders.
The musician took to Twitter to say the BBC drama was “scaring the shit out
of children”, with one being repeatedly beaten up and another disowned by
his Muslim family.
8 – 19 stone rugby player suffers stroke and “wakes up gay”
A rugby player who suffered a stroke after a gym accident woke up gay and
became a hairdresser, he said this year. Chris Birch said “It sounds
strange but when I came round I immediately felt different [...] I was
definitely gay.”
7 – World’s first gay beer launched
A beer believed to be the first specifically marketed to gay consumers was
launched in Mexico, Colombia and Japan in February of this year.
Distributors said they had “great respect with the idea of offering a
product directed to the gay-lesbian community that has been ignored for too
long but is important and very demanding”.
6 – Anti-gay US politician was a secret sperm donor to lesbians
An American politician who has campaigned against gay marriage was revealed
to be a sperm donor to lesbian couples in Australia. Bill Johnson’s wife
could not conceive, so he turned to sperm donation because he believed
reproduction was “as basic a human need as eating”. He had not told his
wife.
5 – 5,000 year old “transgender” skeleton found in Prague
Archaeologists in the Czech Republic dug up what they believed to be the
remains of a 5,000-year-old transgender person in April. The male skeleton,
from between 2900 and 2500BC is from the Corded Ware culture of the Copper
Age, and was buried as a woman.
4 – Belgian footballer comes out and becomes a gay porn star
While the professional footballing world suffers a dearth of out gay players
, Jonathan de Falco, formerly of Racing Mechelen and Oud-Heverlee Leuven,
took coming out to another level by launching a career in gay porn.
3 – Thomas Jane used to “let a guy buy him a sandwich”
In October, Thomas Jane, the star of HBO series ‘Hung’, revealed he worked
as a male prostitute when he first arrived in Hollywood: “I wasn’t averse
to going down to Santa Monica Boulevard and letting a guy buy me a sandwich
. Know what I mean?”
2 – Toronto Zoo’s gay penguins are forced to separate, then one turns
straight
Buddy and Pedro seemed to capture the imagination of the world this year,
when Toronto Zoo announced it had to separate the ‘gay’ penguins as part
of a breeding programme. We were thrilled to hear the pair would be “
reunited in the spring”.
But the story did not end there. In December, Buddy, the older of the two,
found a new, female, mate.
1 – US woman too “disgusted by gays” to leave the house
If you are out and about this Christmas, spare a thought for Stacy Trasancos
, a Massachusetts woman who said this year she was too “disgusted” by gays
to leave her home.
The stay-at-home mother of seven said she was “outnumbered” by gays. On
her blog, she said she knew “what would happen if I asked two men or two
women to stop displaying, right in front of me and my children, that they
live in sodomy”. |
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