Creep of the Week: James Dobson
During a recent episode of James Dobson's Family Talk radio program, Dobson and his guests discussed the evils of trans-inclusive anti-discrimination laws. [...]
Losing Heroes Often Win
By Jerome Pohlen In May 1961, Frank Kameny received notice from the United States Supreme Court. It was rejecting his legal petition challenging the federal [...]
Parting Glances: Show Us Your Left Behind, Mary!
About 137 years before Good Ol' Charlie Brown waited hopefully on Halloween Night for the Great Pumpkin to appear, William Miller, a Baptist preacher, [...]
Supreme Court Takes Up Most Significant Reproductive Rights Cases In Decades
By Elliot Mincberg The Supreme Court announced Nov. 13 that it will decide on the constitutionality of severe restrictions adopted in Texas that threaten to [...]
Creep of the Week: Kevin Swanson
There are those who are your run of the mill anti-LGBT folks, and then there are the foaming at the mouth, screamin' to the heavens, shoutin' at the devil [...]
Maybe We're Missing The Point
By Jay Maddock "No Men In Women's Bathrooms" was on T-shirts and posters and brochures that the opposition used during the campaign to keep Houston an [...]
Parting Glances: Micro-Dotting Us And 'Them'
The human brain is often called "the three pound universe." It contains a hundred billion neurons, allowing for more connections among these busy, busy, busy [...]
The GLBT 11th Commandment
By Michael Einheuser Who knew that the political wisdom of former President Ronald Reagan would be relevant to the LGBT political agenda in Michigan? Reagan [...]
Transmissions: The Tip
By Gwendolyn Ann Smith Last year, Time Magazine said we had reached the "Transgender tipping point." Since then, Olympic hero Caitlyn Jenner has joined other [...]
Aging: Taking Care Of Ourselves Includes Speaking Up For Those Most Vulnerable
I'm getting older. Aren't we all? From the moment our lives begin, we are on that road to the end of life as we know it. I'm in pretty good health and most [...]
