pridebook.com » LGBT http://pridebook.com GLBT Pride meets Social Media Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:32:11 +0000 en hourly 1 mithly.net : Gay Arabic Magazine http://pridebook.com/2010/04/21/mithly-net-gay-arabic-magazine/ http://pridebook.com/2010/04/21/mithly-net-gay-arabic-magazine/#comments Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:22:43 +0000 rob http://pridebook.com/?p=947 If being gay and Christian living in the West and is complicated, imagine how must it feel to be gay and Muslim living in an Islamic country.

The thing is so complex that it was not until now that has appeared the first gay magazine called Mithly Morocco. The problems faced by gays are such that it is actually a small circulation fanzine as about 200 copies which support the website of the same name.

The magazine has emerged Mithly LGBT KifKif association, whose members must be some of the most courageous gay men on this planet. Hopefully not to retaliate against them and that the initiative succeeds.

(guest blogger Alfredo Anachuri)

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Engaging, without fail!  I urge anyone interested in the status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender rights to visit, read, and subscribe to his daily email.  The guy is tireless – and does a great job – not only as a blogger, but as an activist.  He runs a facebook group aimed at taking Virginia Firefox to task  (Firefox) over her comments about Matthew Shepperd.

His site is a wealth of information on the progress towards equal rights in the USA – and I highly recommend it!

I’d love to hear from readers: What are some of your favourite sites that keep us informed on the struggle for equality?

Wrong, Bucko!!

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