Creep of the Week: Erick Erickson
Asked by a group of high schoolers to share his thoughts about the LGBTQ community, Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyoming) said something stupid. "I know a guy who wears [...]
Flaming, But Not In a Good Way
STEPHANIE WILLIAMS, PH.D. You have probably heard this term thrown around a lot lately – Gaslighting. Gaslighting is a psychological term we, as a nation, [...]
Parting Glances: Three Arfs. Six Purrs. A Suggestion!
A federally funded study by People & Friends of Cats and Dogs (P-FCD) reports that "persons of rainbow personality make the best dog owners, but have [...]
Creep of the Week: Randy Thomasson
Remember when you got your driver's license and under "Gender" you had to choose Male, Female, or AIDS? Of course you don't, because three gender options [...]
Disclosure and Deception
BY GWENDOLYN ANN SMITH Caitlyn Jenner has an autobiography coming out, and sat down with Diane Sawyer to do an interview about her life as part of the [...]
Parting Glances: Low Down on the Down Low
I've been out of the LGBT lovebird loop-the-loop for so long that it rarely occurs to me that dating can be hazardous to ones mental and physical well being. [...]
Creep of the Week: Alex Jones
If you don't know who Alex Jones is, consider yourself lucky. Picture a mentally unstable person boiling over in rage and ranting about conspiracy theories on [...]
Love and Science: How Science Has Helped LGBTQ Families
BY DANA RUDOLPH This coming weekend, the March for Science in Washington, D.C. and hundreds of other global locations will encourage science that "upholds the [...]
Parting Glances: What's Prologue Is Past
At 19, I went to my first gay bar, The Silver Slipper, a dyke bar on Grand River, near downtown Detroit. I used borrowed ID, was escorted authoritatively by [...]
7th Circuit Decision: 'Ultimate Case'
BY JAY KAPLAN Two very important and significant court decisions impacting LGBT rights were issued last week. The first, Hively v. Ivy Tech Community College [...]
