Does same-sex marriage represent the final frontier in the movement for LGBT rights? Should it?
Women and LGBT People Under Attack: 1930′s & Now
November 3, 2012 By 2 Comments
Professor Warren Blumenfeld sees parallels between the German Third Reich and the inequalities of today
Makeovers Don’t Make the Man: A Political Lesson from the Canadian Reform Party
September 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The Canadian Reform Party tried to pull a Mitt Romney, once: Preston Manning. Donald D’Haene has a close encounter of the conservative kind.
Vikings’ Chris Kluwe Kicks Serious Verbal Ass—And You Should Too
September 8, 2012 By 26 Comments
Joanna Schroeder gives a standing ovation to Vikings punter Chris Kluwe for his impassioned open letter about marriage equality, and insists that if we aren’t all doing the same, we’re participating in oppression.
Poster: I Don’t Know What My Son’s Sexual Orientation is Going to Be…
September 4, 2012 By 3 Comments
Junior Burchall: “I don’t know what my son’s sexual orientation is going to be, and because I don’t know, I am about the business of creating a world where he can express himself in ways that are healthy and where he is safe to be who he is.”
Mitt Romney and Sally Ride: Tweets for Marriage Equality
July 24, 2012 By 17 Comments
Yesterday Romney tweeted his admiration for astronaut Sally Ride. The irony wasn’t lost on Twitter followers who noted that Ride was partnered with a woman for 27 who reportedly will not be receiving government death benefits as other widows of astronauts have.
Matthew Shepard’s Mother Speaks About Romney’s Alleged Bullying
May 13, 2012 By 12 Comments
HeatherN explores the idea that Mitt Romney’s flip reaction to his alleged bullying of a classmate calls into question his ability to advocate for the rights and safety of children.
How the Internet Ruined Outrage
Jeremy Feist insists that progress comes not from screaming into the Internet echo chamber, but rather through open and vulnerable dialogue.