Commentary

It won’t take six conservative justices to undo Gorsuch’s majority opinion, only five – and we all know the likelihood that whoever wins the presidential election will be able to appoint at least two new justices before 2025.

The web’s first online action for gay rights started a revolution in how our community uses the internet and how we demand our rights.

As good as the workplace ruling is, there are plenty of signs that Gorsuch isn’t nearly as pro-LGBTQ as the retired justice, starting with his affinity for religious liberty arguments.

Who do you think police directed those powerful fire hoses against? They tear-gassed, arrested, and shot and killed us for exercising our constitutional rights.

The Washington DC football team’s name literally includes a racist slur for Native Americans.

What do New Zealand, Germany, and Taiwan have in common? Aside from having successfully reduced cases of COVID-19, all three have female leaders.

LGBTQ civil rights and black civil rights histories intersect on many issues — with violence and police brutality among them.

Neither Marsha P. Johnson nor Larry Kramer protested “the right way,” but we look back on them as heroes. 

The demonstrations protesting police brutality highlight the tensions between cops and communities they serve. The question that must eventually be answered, however, is: “Whose interests do they actually serve?”

His words in the aftermath of George W. Bush’s reelection are just as necessary today.