Commentary

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Kolbe, who retired in 2006, reluctantly came out ten years earlier as The Advocate prepared to out him as a hypocrite for his support of DOMA.

“We’re living through war, but where they’re living it’s peacetime, and we’re all in the same country.”

School board meetings have become the theater of the absurd.

It’s no secret that queer books are under siege. But that’s not stopping publishers or writers from exploring themes of queer love and the LGBTQ community.

By endorsing Herschel Walker, Trump chose a candidate who was guaranteed to struggle in what should have been an easy race for the GOP.

The Church’s support for the Respect for Marriage Act may come from its awareness of its own self-interest. Or, rather, was it divine revelation?

History has enumerable lessons to teach if we are willing to learn.

A GOP primary with Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence would be a race to see who could come up with the worst attacks on LGBTQ people.

Between 1979–1983 Joe Gantz interviewed kids who were raised by same-sex couples. 40 years later, he interviewed them again.

Whoever your chosen family is this Thanksgiving holiday, hold them close, share the love, and be ever so thankful you have them.

Homophobia is not indigenous to Native American culture. Instead, it is one of the many devastating effects of colonization and Christian missionaries.

It is not allyship to stay mum on the issue of guns now that multiple LGBTQ spaces and scores of queer people lay dead over the past few years alone.

Society uses LGBTQ people as fodder for advancing patriarchal Christian white supremacist authoritarian agendas.

The former head of a right-wing group says he learned of the Hobby Lobby decision early after Alito had dinner with conservative friends.

The NY Times’ analysis of this data is so misleading that some advocates question the motives behind the piece: “This is not investigative journalism.”

In the pantheon of slain civil rights activists, Rita Hester, an African-American transgender woman, is among them.

What hurting people desperately need is to have people close. What they need is community.

Turns out, bigger numbers are bigger than smaller numbers. Huh. That’ll do it.

Richard Uihlein and his wife Liz are spending $22 million to elect conservative partisans to state benches to fight “elite, Marxist neo-liberals.”