The Real Superheroes of P’Town Carnival
The best week to be in Provincetown is the week of Carnival. The parade is its signature extravaganza.
While many would […]
The stigma of black suicide is killing us
When the first news reports of Robin Williams’ death hit the media, few questioned the report that the country’s most […]
Celibacy is the new ex-gay ministry
Embracing celibacy as an appropriate religious calling to be a God-abiding LGBTQ Christian is now on the rise.
No joke.
Progress has […]
African American sisters aging with HIV and co-morbidities
Imani (not her real name) was thirty-two when she contracted HIV. Surrounded by sister-friends who died from the virus, Imani […]
Divided LGBTQ communities on Israeli-Palestine conflict
As Secretary of State John F. Kerry flies to the Middle East to broker an Israeli- Palestine cease-fire, the tensions […]
In 2014 still not Independence Day for women
This month we celebrate the Fourth of July with rounds of festivities marking America’s 238 years of independence.
People will be […]
Presbyterian Church Crawling Toward Marriage Equality
Many Presbyterians jubilantly proclaimed that the Holy Spirit had unquestionably descended upon the Presbyterian Church USA’s 221st General Assembly when […]
Boston’s LGBTQ people of color take Pride in health
The New York Times last December came out with a front-page article on HIV/AIDS among African American and Latino “men […]
The Dyke March Is For Everyone!
Pride parades will take place all over the country this month, and Boston’s is this weekend.
Race, unfortunately, continues to be […]
Desecrating Dr. Maya Angelou’s Funeral
When news circulated that the notorious Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas, was planning to protest the “home-going” service of […]