Creep of the Week: Louie Gohmert
Target. It's kind of a weird name for a store. I mean, a target is something you shoot at. But say the word "target" anywhere in America and chances are [...]
Important Victory for Transgender Students Rights
BY JAY KAPLAN On April 19, 2016, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals became the first United States federal court to hold that the U.S. Department of Education's [...]
Parting Glances: Time Flies! That's For Sure!
One of the pleasures for a writer or an artist is to come across an early composition or art piece and experience finding it with a sense of reading or seeing [...]
Creep of the Week: Ryan Anderson
Hello gay and lesbian readers. I'd like to talk to you about your pathetic lives devoid of friends or family. It's hard when the only way you know how to [...]
Parting Glances: God Bless Our Tom Tom
Pitwool Tommy lives with his mommy, Wanda-Rose Pitwool. His daddy, Darnell Prince Pitwool. And a pit bull dog named Lazarus. Tommy's home schooled. Living in [...]
Ask Lambda Legal - Day of Silence 2016
By Christopher Clark Q: I'm a queer/LGBTQ student, and I've been out at school for a little while. My school's Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) wants to [...]
Creep of the Week: Tom Casperson
Recently a friend of a friend posted an Advocate article to Facebook about a woman being kicked out of the women's restroom at Fishbone's restaurant in [...]
Fire Rick Snyder
By Keith Orr The petitions are out on the streets. We have a chance to fire our governor. A 2012 Michigan law regulating recall petitions created more layers [...]
North Carolina: Common Sense
By Gwendolyn Ann Smith Since North Carolina passed House Bill 2 that, amongst other things, criminalizes trans restroom use in state facilities and schools, a [...]
Parting Glances: From Patient Zero to Patient 'Oh'
Gaetan Dugas. Recognize the name? In case you may have forgotten, Gaetan is better known in AIDS infamy as Patient O. A pretty, blond Canadian airline steward, [...]
