The Historic 1965 Voting Rights Act Was Largely Eviscerated By The Supreme Court. Here's What Some Are Saying:
"I am deeply disappointed with the Supreme Court's decision today… Today's decision invalidating one of its core provisions upsets decades of well-established [...]
Coming Out, Again
By Abby Dees Thinking Out Loud Last week I discovered that there's a name for a problem I've had since I was 11. I've learned that other people have same [...]
Extreme Talk
by Gwendolyn Ann Smith Transmissions On the 9th of April, Tavares Spencer, a 16-year-old, lured a 22-year-old transgender woman known as Coco McDonald to a [...]
Josh Thomson
Creep Of The Week When it comes to the cage match over LGBT civil rights in the United States, it seems like everyone has an opinion. President Obama, Lady [...]
Sneak Preview: E-Bay Collectible
Parting Glances One of my pleasures as an artist, apart from being told that my art is "appreciated" – maybe because it's annoyingly rumored about that each [...]
Reactions To The Pope's Gay Lobby
"You wouldn't last a minute on K Street; the Karl Roves of the capital would have you for lunch. Despite your presence in, and presumed influence on, the upper [...]
Bigots Do It Better
Parting Glances I don't know how you feel about bigotry, whether it's innate or a choice – but if you have someone special in your life who's a closet bigot, [...]
Keep Our Families Together
By Jaan Williams Viewpoint I met my wife Pri at a Queer Student and Allies meeting in college. I noticed Pri when she walked in; she was beautiful, laughing [...]
Bathroom Access For Transgender People
By Dru Levasseur Ask Lambda Legal Q: I'm a transgender person and was recently questioned by an employee of a local restaurant when I went to use the [...]
Reflections On Motor City Pride
I remember the very first Gay Pride Parade in Detroit. There were 8 (eight) of us. Yes, that's all that would come out and march, it was 1970. – Jesse [...]
