open letter

Please save the gays in Afghanistan. You can’t just abandon them.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with you. No one needs to be saved from you. You are not dangerous.

“Your pronouns matter. You matter. You are loved.”

Gio Benitez penned an open letter to his 12 year-old self. “Just know that you’re special, and someday you’ll feel that too.”

More than 3,250 health care providers have signed onto an open letter against the administration’s proposal to narrow the definition of sex.

“Hopefully the glass ceilings will be shattered by the time you get there. But if not bring a hammer.”

“I’m 16 years old, gay, a junior in high school and scared about what is going to happen to us under this new government,” the letter begins.

“Other communities are under attack. I cannot speak for them. I can only tell my story… I offer you these words and the broken pieces of myself. It’s all I have.”

As we look at the inevitable end of President Obama’s tenure in the White House, and the start of the Trump administration, a word of gratitude for what he achieved.

LGBTQ ally and former punter Chris Kluwe made headlines for his open letter to an antigay lawmaker in 2012. Now he is back with another open letter written in his familiar, blistering style.