May 16 2013 4:19 AM ET
Op-ed: Gay Fiction Is Everybody's Fiction
If gay people are part of the human experience, then why are mainstream publishers and straight readers so quick to keep gay characters in the closet?
May 15 2013 4:14 AM ET
Op-ed: Human Sexuality Is More Than Gay And Straight
R.J. Aguiar says labels are for mason jars, not people.
May 15 2013 12:20 AM ET
Op-ed: HIV Quarantines? They Already Exist
Jim Morrison, host of the political show For & Against, examines how HIV criminalization laws endanger everyone by singling out HIV-positive citizens.
May 14 2013 2:26 PM ET
Trans Teen On His High School's Discrimination Problem
May 14 2013 6:00 AM ET
Op-ed: When Alzheimer's Strikes One of Us
Lesbian author Sarah Leavitt's new graphic novel, Tangles, looks at the impact of slowing losing a loved one to the disease.
May 14 2013 4:10 AM ET
Op-ed: How Grandma Helped Pass Marriage Equality in Minnesota
A born-and-raised Minnesotan remembers the slight but progressive change that his grandmother embraced to ensure equality for all.
May 13 2013 4:00 AM ET
Op-ed: We're Not in 1984 Anymore, Toto
Hollywood has often played a role in opening minds and moving society forward, but its lack of modern and accurate portrayals of people living with HIV is a root cause of stigma and misconception.
May 10 2013 5:00 AM ET
Op-ed: How S.F. Pride Has Failed Bradley Manning
Writer Victoria A. Brownworth believes San Francisco Pride's messy grand marshal debacle makes a mockery out of the tradition of pride in general.
May 10 2013 4:00 AM ET
Mychael Patterson on Having HIV in Prison
In prison, Mychael Patterson learned the true meaning of rehabilitation.
May 09 2013 5:00 AM ET
Op-ed: Conservatives' Misread of Keynes Reveals Bias
A backhanded insult to gays and revered economist John Maynard Keynes proves that those who are only fiscal conservatives and not social conservatives can still be homophobic.
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