A GOP school board member tried to ban a student's art for being 'offensive' to Christians
Conservative Timothy Simmons tried (and failed) to get his Virginia district to turn on a queer student's moving art piece about religious trauma.
May 9, 2024
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Op-ed: Are Gays Better With Money?
It's been reported that LGBT people earn more and have less debt than the general population, but does that mean we are actually better with money?
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How Mothers Nikki and Jill Protect Their Financial Security and Family
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The Only Thing Red This Morning Are the Faces of Trump and McCarthy
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A Message to the #BernieorBust Movement
Helping Donald Trump in any way is the epitome of a scorched-earth policy, writes columnist Amanda Kerri.
June 1, 2016
Op-ed: My Farewell to Exodus International
The 'ex-gay' movement reached into the living room of Jaime Bayo as a young gay teen understanding his sexuality. And he's glad to see it go.
June 21, 2013
Op-ed: Coupled Up and Saving Up
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September 2, 2013
Giving away our fears
How can we rebel against those who would paralyze us with fear? We can open our wallets and give, out Episcopal bishop V. Gene Robinson told a recent philanthropy conference in West Hollywood
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Sweet Home Alabama (and Georgia and Mississippi, Too)
Author and activist Khafre Abif helps young bi and gay black men address HIV in the Deep South -- and in their own lives.
April 9, 2018
For the People Who Embody Safer Spaces When Physical Spaces Are Not Enough
Black and brown LGBTQ folks can provide safe havens that give young people a chance to be their own heroes, writes Louie A. Ortiz-Fonseca.
July 7, 2017
The geography of longing
In a world shaped by vast landscapes and emotional distances, queer youth navigate a profound longing for connection; yet, as Matt Lifson writes in this personal essay, the very lifelines that once nurtured dreams and identities now face erasure, leaving hope hanging in delicate balance.
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No One Will Care for LGBT Boomers But Themselves
You can’t control getting older, but you can influence the quality of life, writes this financial planner.
March 9, 2016
Ask Auntie: Should I break up with my partner who watches OnlyFans during sex?
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Black voters kept Roy Moore out of the Senate, and Twitter thinks they deserve more than a "thanks."
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It’s Time for Biden and Senate Democrats to Save Voting Rights
With voting rights legislation stalled, it's almost as if Mitch McConnell was still majority leader.
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