Florida’s long awaited primary elections have arrived.
On July 9, after most members of Congress had left the Capitol, a small group began setting up a celebration. The halls were nearly silent, aside from the occasional tap of heels on the marble floor, as people slowly streamed into Emancipation Hall and down a corridor. Closer to Senate Meeting Room 212, the intertwining murmur of voices in Spanish and English began to grow.
A man was injured in a homophobic attack in London, the Supreme Court is reviewing India's marriage equality ruling, and a court in Ghana upholds a law that criminalizes same-sex relations.
Alex, 29, would not have met their friends without the internet. While living in a small city surrounded by farmland, finding community was not always easy.
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