Marriage Equality Hangs In The Balance At The Supreme Court
With thirty-seven states now legal proponents of marriage equality (LGBTQ Americans and allies alike) knew it would be just a […]
Marriage Equality now rests with Supreme Court
With thirty-seven states on board with marriage equality, our legal advocates, community, and allies knew it would be just a […]
Q Boston conference about us, not for us
Here in LGBTQ-friendly Massachusetts, there are not too many places where we are notwelcome. We are invited to conferences, schools, […]
“Conversion” therapies deadly outcomes
I wish Leelah was alive today. She would know how a petition on the White House website with 120,000 plus […]
Easter Is About Seeing Those At The Margins
At the margins one can honestly critique the oppressive structures in society that keeps us wounded as a people, and […]
Discrimination in the Name of Religious Freedom
A movement is afoot in state legislatures across the country to disenfranchise LGBTQ Americans.
There are a surprisingly high number of […]
The love that dare not speak its name
With “The Year We Thought About Love,” Cantabrigian filmmaker Ellen Brodsky has made what some might call a dangerous documentary […]
Boston’s Forgotten Role in the Women’s Movement
March is Women’s History Month and Mary Dore’s documentary She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry helps us celebrate, remember and cheer […]
Remembering the Lovings this Valentine’s Day
On this upcoming Valentine’s Day, I think of the many same-sex couples in America for whom marriage equality is not […]
A Road Map Beyond Black History Month
Black History Month (which kicked off on Feb. 1) became a national annual observance in 1926. The goal of the […]