Op-ed: My Friend, Dan Choi
To many people, he's Lt. Dan Choi, gay activist and the face of the movement to end "don't ask, don't tell." To a fellow former solder, he's just Dan.
Op-ed: After The Bombing, Questions
Finding allies out of monstrous actions.
Op-ed: Margaret Thatcher, My First Gay Icon
As the U.K.'s first female prime minister, Margaret Thatcher, is laid to rest Wednesday, one man reflects on life during his adolescence under the Iron Lady.
Op-ed: To You There, in the Closet
Israeli TV personality Assi Azar says that being in the closet is "10 times harder" than being out.
Op-ed: Love, Canadian Style
Lessons learned (or not) from Canada’s decade-old experiment with legal same-sex marriages.
Op-ed: The Clintons and Marriage
Lane Hudson on Bill and Hillary Clinton's long, complicated journey with marriage equality.
Op-ed: Uruguay is A Little Country With Big Ideas
Uruguay may be tiny, but it has grand ideas of inclusion, family, and success.
Op-ed: 'Freaking' Cis People
Riki Wilchins ponders why she would even want to be a cisgender person if they can be so cruel.
Op-ed: What Gay Men Could Learn from the OWN Network
Oprah teaches one very important "V" word.
Op-ed: Fixing The NYPD's LGBT Problem
One step toward accountability can help heal relations between the NYPD and New York's LGBT population
Op-ed: Yes Dear, You’re the Boss. Now Do as I Say
If your business is a 50-50 partnership, who really makes the final decisions?
Needle Prick Project: A Mom in the Fight Against HIV Stigma
One Dallas mother vows to keep her son safe and her friends feeling proud.
Op-ed: Back in My Day Dating Was...
Upon turning 50, John Daniel reflects on how much hooking up and getting off have changed over the years.
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