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CommentarySystems need to change in the U.S. to fight inequity. Is Joe Biden up to the task?
The root of the inequalities in the United States and many other nations rests on a foundation, a system, of patriarchal white supremacy benefiting from so-called laissez-faire “free market” capitalist economics.
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CommentaryWe will only be ready for the next pandemic if we work together
We do not have to wait for another crisis to come our way for us to respond proactively.
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LGBTQ HistoryThe ‘Imitation’ Alan Turing vs. the real Alan Turing: Victim vs. hero
“The Imitation Game” portrays Alan Turing as a weak whiny, and possibly a traitor to his country. But the real Alan Turing was a hero.
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News (World)Gay mathematician Alan Turing will be honored on the £50 note
Turing was a gay mathematician who figured out how to decode Nazi messages in WW2. After the war he was prosecuted for having a relationship with another man.
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LGBTQ PridePride in Pictures: London only closes one of their busiest streets once a year & it’s for Pride
Despite the size and popularity of Pride, the United Kingdom has had a long struggle with queer rights.
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News (World)Is Alan Turing about to become the face of the UK’s new £50 note?
Turing is a frontrunner to replace inventor James Watt on the redesigned bank note.
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News (World)Here’s how Stephen Hawking supported LGBTQ rights while he was alive
“We have this one life to appreciate the grand design of the universe, and for that, I am extremely grateful.”
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CommentaryDid you know there is an outdoor museum of LGBTQ history?
Chicago’s Legacy Walk teaches our history in a unique and fascinating manner.
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CommentaryThe first positive gay character in a mainstream film helped change British law
Melville Farr refused to be a victim, but eight years before Stonewall might as well have been eighty.
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LGBTQ HistoryThe history of LGBT rights in England & how it affected American attitudes
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the decriminalization of adult same-sex sexual expression in England.
