On this the fifth anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake the main branch of the Cambridge Library featured Paul E. Fallon, […]

If Bayard Rustin were alive today he certainly would have been proud on Monday as the LGBTQ communities held discussions […]

Martin Luther King’s actual birthday is January 15th, and I believe if MLK were alive today he would be well […]

Like many, the Christmas season is a difficult time of year for me.

I am always bothered by our culture’s egregious […]

One would think that an all-inclusive seasonal greeting emblematic of our nation’s religious diversity would be embraced by us all […]

Aging is more than a biological process; it is also a spiritual walk through life.

The walk can be a difficult […]

Dec. 1 was World AIDS Day!

President Obama conveyed hopeful remarks on World AIDS Day at George Washington University (GWU) in […]

As I prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, I am reminded of the autumnal harvest time’s spiritual significance. As a time […]

Seldom do I see characters on the silver screen or on stage who represent me in non-stereotypical and non-heterosexist ways.

As […]

Turkey is a country conflicted when it comes to its LGBTQ population.

On one hand, Turkey is the first country In […]