Donald Trump just hired more anti-gay extremists – yes, again. This time they’ll be serving in roles that will allow them to discriminate against queer people at work, in public, and in outer space.
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Donald Trump just hired more anti-gay extremists – yes, again. This time they’ll be serving in roles that will allow them to discriminate against queer people at work, in public, and in outer space.
Professional organizations should preserve our history, not rewrite it, this Stonewall veteran insists.
Kirchick thinks that racism isn’t a gay issue, that we should be okay with denying services to gay people and that Trump is friendly to us. Ughhhhh…
From the Affordable Care Act to marriage equality, the fight for justice that sprang out of Stonewall is wide ranging and interconnected.
I was a closeted gay student at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis. Now, I am an openly gay professor of religion and LGBTQ politics.
Since when is a cross not a Christian symbol?
When LGBTQ activist Edafe Okporo arrived at JFK airport, he didn’t know anyone in the US. Now he runs RDJ Refugee Shelter, providing homeless asylum seekers with temporary housing. And on World Refugee Day he’s telling his story.
Congressional candidate and state representative Jon Hoadley reflects on where we’ve come in the 50 years since Stonewall – and have far we still have to go.
His unhinged tips include avoiding supermarkets, hanging out in unused playgrounds, and hiding from your relatives.
The similarities are eerie, but Trump continues to pay more attention to social media than the danger at our doorstep.
