As I've scanned the web for interesting things related to LGB lives, I've been rather encouraged by finding a huge quantity of resources. These links should quickly lead you to all the rest.

• The Queer Resources Directory can connect you to most things of interest, probably.
  
  
• The Other Queer Page is also chock-full of interesting information.
  
  
• The Human Rights Campaign is one of the best advocacy groups.
  
  
• The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation is a very progressive media watchdog. Their reports always include action recommendations.
  
  
• PFLAG -- Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays -- is a national support, education, and advocacy organization. The independently-run PFLAG-Talk provides email lists, website, and an assortment of resources.
  
  
• The Feminist Majority Foundation web site isn't limited to sexuality issues, but it is supportive and a stunningly rich source of relevant information.
  
  
• The International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators, Inc. page links you to information not readily available elsewhere, though the site is vastly overdesigned and its server is slow.
  
  
• Union College, in Schenectady, NY, provides a rich set of Multicultural Resources to assist gay, lesbian, and bisexual reasearch.
  
  
• Active since 1992, the Lesbian Avengers of San Francisco has spawned more than 50 chapters in the U.S. and other countries. It is a direct action group of lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered women focused on vital survival and visibility issues.
  
  
• The Coalition for Positive Sexuality promotes positive attitudes toward sexual expression for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and straight people. Its primary focus is education and myth-busting.
  
  
• Turn Out provides an excellent guide to gay and lesbian political issues on the web, with links to gay and lesbian officeholders around the US, to groups working for and against LGB rights, information about specific issues, and news.