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Just a quick nod to our friend, the wonderful Mr. Potter over at Slag Heap. In a gesture of bipartisan conciliation, I've been trying to find an upside for conservatives in all this, and I think I've found one, thanks to lefty media watchdog group Media Matters (motto: “We listen to Glenn Beck so you […]
He brought it up first. I'll admit it was the elephant in the room and I was debating how to bring it up without going into accusatory mode. Everyone talks about it. His Steel City Stonewall Questionnaire is pretty darn good, but “it” lurks like the tell tale heart. Or so it seems. But Independent […]
I've been a bit distracted this week so I'll try to recap some of the high (and low) lights for you … Spoke with Dok Harris' campaign manager, Michael. Dok is very interested in working with the LGBT community. He has completed the Steel City Stonewall survey which I hope will be posted on their website […]
On February 26, 2009, the Lahaina News – a weekly paper in Hawaii — published the following editorial cartoon. The following week, the editor reportedly published the following statement: “We realize that last week's cartoon offended some community sensibilities. We apologize for that.” I cannot verify this as the apology does not appear to be published […]
I am pro-choice. Tuesday is the 35th Anniversary of the Roe v Wade decision and bloggers throughout the nation are working to raise the profile of reproductive choice vis a vis Blog for Choice 2008. My right to make decisions about my reproductive health is not something I take lightly. While only three when Roe […]
1. I'm thankful for Ledcat. Also, our menagerie. Our family who just celebrated our first co-holiday meal. 2. I'm thankful for my niece, Ava, who teaches me how to give bigger hugs and grow my heart every day. And my nephew, Ethan, who teaches me that distance doesn't determine love. 3. I'm thankful for having […]
First, some upcoming queer things to do in Pittsburgh … OUTrageous Bingo is this Saturday, September 15 at Goodwill's building on the Southside. This is a good time and benefits two local causes — the GLCC and Shepherd Wellness Center. “Dining for Diversity” also takes place Saturday evening from 9 – 11:30 @ SPACE downtown. […]
Bradley S. Gelder of Point Breeze is not a fan of police officers staking out public restrooms noted as gay sex havens. Even more disturbing and surprising than the continuing homophobic right-wing hypocrisy exemplified by the Sen. Larry Craig story (“Idaho Senator Stepping Aside,” Sept. 2) is that police departments continue to waste their time […]
Good grief! I've been blogging for about 20 months during which I've tackled everything from Rick Santorum's former spokesfag to annoying Republican ice cream twins. I've mocked the homophobic Ravenstahl administration. I've targeted Joey Porter, the Archbishop of Nigeria, the City Paper, Edgar Snyder, a lesbian variety show, Pride in the Streets and most major […]
Some sick freak beat up a 72 year old man in Detroit. With a pipe. Because he thought the man was gay. Now he's paralyzed and reported to be slipping away. The victim, Andrew Anthos (right), was riding a city bus back to his residence at Detroit's Windsor Tower apartments on Feb. 13 when another […]
