Parting Glances: But not on the hole
October 11 – Coming Out Day – will roll around this year with challenges from a new organization for ex-gays and their therapists: Parents & Friends [...]
The National Pratfall
By Diane Silver Political IQ An LGBT march on Washington should be a great idea. It should energize the pro-equality community and rally the nation. It should [...]
Viewpoint: Remembering E. Lynn
It was early 1995. I was living in Miami and taking a leisurely perusal through the bookshelves of Lambda Passages on Biscayne Boulevard, looking for books [...]
Affirmations' handling of youth program raises concerns
Letters to the editor I've worked as a youth counselor with Buffalo, New York's Gay and Lesbian Youth Services of WNY. I've been a high school teacher, a [...]
Creep of the Week: American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property
July is quickly evaporating. Before you know it it'll be September and you'll be wishing you did more than just watch "30 Rock" reruns in front of your A/C [...]
Parting Glances: Tell it to the Marines, Mary!
Twentynine Palms, Calif. is blessed with temperatures in the mid-70s year 'round – and a heapin,' helpin' handful of sharpshooter marines. Keep that in mind if [...]
General Gayety: The Episcopal Agenda
by Leslie Robinson At the recent Episcopal General Convention, Episcopalians effectively lifted their temporary ban on gay bishops. They also chose to begin [...]
Close Your Wallet & Open Your Mouth
By Diane Silver Political IQ What we have here is a teachable moment. It would be a shame to waste it. In June the Obama administration touched off a [...]
Creep of the Week: Erik Rush
Erik Rush is totally gonna puke. As a matter of fact, he probably kept a bucket next to his desk the entire time he was writing his July 9 World Net Daily [...]
Neighbors want more than a cup of sugar
Dear Jody Q: I never thought I would end up writing to you, but I'm too embarrassed to talk with anyone else about this problem. I will try to just tell you [...]
Parting Glances: Dance with me, Michael
I often find myself having the urge when out shopping to buy a ledger notebook or arty journal to record check numbers, daily bank balances, art titles, PG [...]
Public should fight for sodomy decriminalization
Letter To The Editor I was a bit shocked (but not surprised) that Between The Lines chose to ignore the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in favor of [...]
