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Cincinnati Singer-Songwriter Katie Reider Dies at 30
By Ann Turner
Cincinnati-born singer-songwriter Katie Reider, an out lesbian active in the LGBT community, has died from complications resulting from a two year battle with a rare facial tumor. Reider, who has performed with such lesbian music icons as Melissa Ferrick, Michelle Malone and Catie Curtis, was just 30 years-old.
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Cincinnati's Mayor Mallory Throws Like a Girl
By Dylan Vox
The tradition of throwing out the first ball of a baseball game is as old as America’s favorite pastime itself. However, you will be hard pressed to find a worse performance than that of Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory who seemed to totally freak out when his moment on the mound came. Check out his clip and see what he is gonna do to redeem himself.
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Conservative Cincinnati Group Withdraws Anti-Gay Petition, Admits to Fraud
By Troy Espera
Ultra-conservative Cincinnati activists withdrew a petition to place an anti-gay initiative on the ballot in November after acknowledging on Tuesday that some of the signatures they submitted were fraudulent and they did not have the required number of valid signatures. The initiative, orchestrated by Cincinnati group Equal Rights Not Special Rights, would nullify an addition to the city's Human Rights Ordinance prohibiting discrimination in employment and housing on the basis of sexual orientation and gender expression, if passed by voters.
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Ohio Attorney Moves to Overturn University’s Gay Benefits
By Ross von Metzke
A year ago, the attorney who wrote Ohio's ban on civil unions said it wouldn't affect the few public universities already offering health insurance to employees' same-sex partners. Now, that same lawyer is suing to overturn the benefits at one of those universities. Other schools offering the benefits say they aren't changing their policies, but are closely watching the lawsuit against Miami University, based in Oxford, Ohio.
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Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Shows Love for Gay Moms
By Ross von Metzke
Major League Baseball has yet to see an openly gay player in the sport. But for pitcher Joe Valentine, who made the cut on the Cincinnati Reds opening day roster this spring, the gay community holds a special place in his heart. Both of his moms were there to cheer him on.
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Domestic Violence and the Ohio Constitution
Op-Ed
By Eric Stern
In 2004, President Bush and the Republican Party made passage of discriminatory anti-marriage amendments a centerpiece of their electoral strategy. In an effort to increase turnout among their base, Republicans argued that these amendments would protect families. However, these amendments are actually undermining the stability of the American family.
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Constitutional Gay Marriage Bans Go Into Effect
Amendments to the Constitutions of Arkansas, Oregon and Ohio to ban same-sex marriage went into effect today. In Oregon, the constitutional ban on gay marriage took effect on Thursday as the Oregon Supreme Court awaited final briefs from lawyers to determine whether nearly 3,000 marriage licenses issued to same-sex couples are valid.
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Company Must Be Made To Pay For Supporting Gays Conservatives Say
Proctor & Gamble must be made to pay for supporting gays in the election, two conservative Christian groups say. The giant consumer products company, based in Cincinnati, supported the repeal of a Charter amendment that prevented the city council from enacting any laws that would recognize gays and lesbians.
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