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by Nicole Brambila

After voters banned same-sex marriage earlier this month, protesters demanded in online chat rooms and e-mails a boycott of Mormon-owned businesses and others who supported the ban.

Protesters have targeted members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because they contributed about half of the $40 million the campaign raised to ban gay marriage.

by Nicole Brambila

Boycott became the rallying cry after voters approved a gay marriage ban in online chat rooms and forwarded e-mails that blacklisted campaign contributors.

by Staff Reports

by Nicole Brambila

The adhoc group formed in response to calls for a valley boycott of businesses that gave money to support the recently passed gay marriage ban released its list today of local Proposition 8 contributors.

by Sue Davis

If you were in downtown Ventura on Saturday morning, you might have thought that last week's election had not yet happened given the number of "No on Prop. 8" signs on display.

About 600 people gathered at City Hall and marched to Mission Park, then around downtown Ventura, waving signs and chanting in support of the right of gays and lesbians to marry.

by Sean Bugg

Elections are natural emotional rollercoasters, plunging from heady heights to profound lows.

For the GBLT community, 2008 was particularly high -- and painfully low.