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From Garden State Equality (NJ) comes word of a Rutgers freshman who committed suicide after a video of him being sexually intimate with another male was circulated by his roommate. The video was made without his knowledge. For immediate release Wednesday, September 29, 2010 Statement of Garden State Equality Chair Steven Goldstein, cell (917) 449-8918 […]
From Congress.org comes this insightful analysis on what the looming failure to repeal DADT says about activism within the national LGBTQ community. The grassroots folks are calling for more accountability from Gay, Inc. perhaps to form a more cohesive and inclusive strategy to getting *something* accomplished? Personally, I think stripping away the veneer of cooperation […]
US Congressman Patrick Murphy is an ally. He doesn't promise to vote for repealing DADT. He is a military veteran who openly pushes for repeal. Check out his website. He has positive polling in his district. But he's not polling well in terms of reelection. Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-Pa.), an Iraq war veteran, is […]
Is it possible that after the Dems are slaughtered in November, us “dissatisfied” progressives will revolt in Tea Party style and wrest control of our party away from capitulating milquetoasts? Did I even spell that correctly? Do I care enough to check? No. I just want to find some hope in the future and some […]
October 22 marks my 40th birthday. Some people celebrate with a tattoo, a new outfit, or an adventurous vacation. I'm focused on red velvet cake and tote bags. What? Yes, I'm hoping my friends, readers and do-gooders of all stripes will help me collect 40 tote bags that I can pass along to the food […]
Put on your cool clothes and plan to be at the Andy Warhol Museum on Saturday, November 30, 2010. Lots of exciting sneak peeks ahead …. The honorary event chair is gay ally F. Dok Harris.
It is an anniversary milestone for an important piece of Pittsburgh's LGBT cultural heritage – the annual film festival brought to us by the Lesbian & Gay Film Society. This marks the 25th anniversary of this important institution. There are some lovely films for your viewing pleasure. I've found the Southside Works to be […]
From the Washington Post courtesy of the Post-Gazette. A federal judge on Friday ordered the reinstatement of an Air Force nurse discharged from the military under the “don't ask, don't tell” policy that forbids openly gay service members. U.S. District Judge Ronald Leighton told a packed Tacoma, Wash., courtroom that evidence at a six-day trial […]
A Dem State Party staffer and former Onorato campaign staffer (and liaison to the homos) was busted for posession of like a lot of pot plants. Not a little bit of pot in her pocket. Growing in her basement pot. I mean who is stupid enough to do this six weeks before a huge election? […]
I read about this in the Pittsburgh City Paper this afternoon. Savage Love columnist Dan Savage is responding to yet another tragic suicide because of gay bullying by sending the message that “It Will Get Better.” He's set up a You Tube channel to solicit videos from everyday gays about their experiences in school and […]
