Wondering about sex? If you are like a lot of GLBT teens, you have a lot of questions. Here are some of the ones that have come up recently:
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The Ali Forney Center opened in 2002 to provide safe shelter for GLBT youth in New York City. It was named after Ali Forney, a homeless gay teen who was murdered in 1997. The center, which takes in about 1,000 GLBT youth each year still has a nightly waiting list averaging 150.
The Ali Forney Center has had many supporters over the years including the late Golden Girls actress, Bea Arthur, who donated a significant amount to the organization. This week another donor came forward, the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island which contributed $200,000 towards a new 16-bed shelter in Queens, New York.
This might come as a surprise to a lot of people who assume Christianity is hostile to GLBT community. As Carl Siciliano, Ali Forney's Executive Director told the New York Times, "For a lot of us, when we hear about Christianity, our stomachs kind of churn. Another part of me is very grateful the church is making this kind of gesture."
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This might be just about the most hilarious headline I've seen in a long time!
Thank you Fox News Denver for warning parents that, "If you think your child isn't doing it, it may [be] because your teen is working hard to K-P-C (keep parents clueless) by using a secret sexting language."
I can't believe there isn't anything better to report on.
What do you think of this secret "sexting" language?
Last week we heard from 15-year-old Colby about life as a gay teen.
This week, 15-year-old Mihomi offers advice to teens who are trying to answer the complex question, "Am I gay?" and explains how she was able to come up with the answer for herself.
See what she has to say...