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Detective Comics: Batwoman wins GLAAD Award for Outstanding Comic Book

The 21st GLAAD awards were held in last night, seeking as always to “recognize and honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives.” The award for Outstanding Comic Book went to Detective Comics.

Specifically, to Greg Rucka‘s run on Detective Comics featuring Batwoman as the title character and The Question as a short second feature in each issue. Both storylines had gorgeous art delivered by J.H. Williams III and Cully Hamner.

In their current incarnations, both Batwoman and The Question are lesbian women. Bleeding Cool Comics briefly summarizes the long, jerky process of putting a gay character into the Bat-family.

Leave your Seduction of the Innocent jokes at the door, please.

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Xbox Live Takes Overdue Step to be More LGBT Inclusive

Microsoft‘s Xbox Live service debuted a change to its Code of Conduct this morning.

You may use the following terms to express your relationship orientation in your profile or Gamertag: Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Transgender, Straight.

Other terms regarding relationship orientation are not allowed. In addition you may not use these terms or any other terms regarding relationship orientation to insult, harass, or any other pejorative use against other users.

This is great and all, but, seriously? Way to keep up with the times, Microsoft. I’m glad you managed to do it before the US Military. That would have been really embarrassing.

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