Dr. Warren J. Blumenfeld
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How should we define “freedom” since none of them are absolute?
What happens when one person’s notion of individual freedom violates another person’s sense of collective freedom?
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PBS’s new film “Cured” tells the story of how LGBTQ people stopped being sick
A small group of thoughtful, committed citizens force psychiatrists to reexamine their homophobia and transphobia. This is how it happened.
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Drag queens stormed a psychiatric convention to demand they stop saying gays are sick. I was there.
“You may take this as a declaration of war against you!” Frank Kameny declared.
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My university has been targeted by white supremacists. This is what I’m sharing in response.
White supremacist incidents are longstanding on our nation’s campuses and in our communities.
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What can Paul Simon teach us about Critical Race Theory?
Will a fuller and richer examination of our history upset the apple cart?
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Texas’ abortion law continues America’s long history of vigilante “justice”
Though vigilantism and bounty hunting go by many labels from the most blatant to the most seemingly neutral, it all amounts to a betrayal of others and a loss of integrity of oneself.
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How to make schools welcoming for LGBTQ students, staff, faculty & administrators
It’s back to school time and we’re seeing young people developing positive identities at earlier ages than ever before. So how you can best support them?
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The Republican Party should come with a warning label
If the Republican Party fell under the purview of the Bureau for Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, it would be banned as a dangerous and illegal substance.
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The selfishness of the anti-vaxxers places us all in peril
The days of wild West rugged individualism are over.
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The UK and US are attempting to right their wrongs toward LGBTQ civil servants
Both the American and British governments have taken the first steps toward reckoning with their past ostracization of LGBTQ servicemembers. But more must be done.
