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CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings October 4, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings October 4, 2016

Ever wrote before he left office, 1984, in abortion and the conscience of a nation and he said, i would believe he would speak of the Stem Cell Research today in the same way, irrespective what his namesake says. That you can not diminish the value of any kind of human life without diminishing the value of all human life. And that the sanctity of human life and this debate over Stem Cell Research is fundamentally at the center of this political debate, make no mistake about it. Next week on capitol hill i will be privileged to be part of a team that brings to the floor another bill that i thin...

To The Women Who Build Our Community… A Thank You - Vimarsana News

To The Women Who Build Our Community… A Thank You

'This International Women’s Day it’s important to ask the question… do we know the significance of the contribution women make to the strong, diverse LGBTQ+ community we enjoy in NSW,' writes Karen Price, deputy CEO and Nicolas Parkhill, CEO, ACON.

Ejected 78er Brings Her Own Hot Pink Fluffy Handcuffs To Sydney Mardi Gras - Vimarsana News

Ejected 78er Brings Her Own Hot Pink Fluffy Handcuffs To Sydney Mardi Gras

After her ejection last year for “offensive posters” by NSW Police, 78er Barbara Karpinski returns this year for the 45th Sydney Gay Lesbian Mardi Gras with another poster and accessories.

Transgender Day of Visibility: A Day To Raise Awareness - Vimarsana News

Transgender Day of Visibility: A Day To Raise Awareness

'Every year that Transgender Day of Visibility comes around, I am filled with contrary thoughts that rub uneasily up against one another, writes Sam Elkin