Neil Giuliano
As the new president of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Neil Giuliano must quickly provide a pro-gay counterbalance to the powerful conservative media. The 48-year-old is well-versed in politics, having served as the mayor of Tempe, Ariz., from 1994 to 2004. He is known as a progressive Republican who also gained vital experience in administrative positions at Arizona State University.
Howdy, partners
You can’t go it alone. Gay activists in Texas, Maine, and elsewhere are partnering with straight leaders and civil rights groups as they fight antigay ballot initiatives this year and next
Never going back
Commentary 949 2005-10-25 2005-10-10 Never going back By Bruce C. Steele Is Melissa Etheridge the karmic center of gay and lesbian America? She came out in 1993 during inaugural festivities for
Gay-volution theory
Commentary 949 2005-10-25 2005-10-10 Gay-volution theory By Kate Clinton Great news, everyone! I’ve figured out how to deep-six that detestable, untestable, pseudoscie
The long road ahead
Fifty years after Brown v. the Board of Education, people forget that most victories in the fight for racial equality came after that court decision outlawing segregation. For gays and lesbians, it’s time to steel ourselves for the decades of work we still have to do to achieve equality.
Harvard versus the military
Harvard University receives a sizable chunk of its annual budget from the federal government. As a result, the law school is overlooking its own antidiscrimination policies and allowing military recruiters on campus. How sad.
Schwarzenegger’s legacy
California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger can impede the movement for same-sex marriage rights, says the head of the gay rights group Equality California, but he can’t do anything to defeat it. We will win
Honoring Ryan White's Legacy
The Ryan White CARE Act, America’s life stream to those living with and at risk for HIV, is expiring, threatening to unravel one of the nation’s most critical health care safety nets









