It’s bigger than hip-hop
June 28, 2013
—Andreana Clay Last weekend, I taught a course at the Center for Research and Education on Gender and Sexuality (CREGS) on the ethical dilemmas related to fieldwork with LGBTQ youth… READ MORE
Month: June 2013
Thrilled, but still uneasy about living in a Bible Belt state
June 27, 2013
—Bernadette Barton I am excited and happy about the Supreme Court decisions ruling DOMA unconstitutional and overturning Prop 8. Since Prop 8 was dismissed on standing, this means gay people… READ MORE
Altar-ed Expectations
June 26, 2013
—Suzanna Danuta Walters So the verdict is in and the celebrations have begun. Striking down the odious Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), and allowing the challenge to Prop 8 to… READ MORE
Learning disability and the DSM-5
—Ruth Colker Raised in a Spanish-speaking household, Peter learned to speak English at age two while recuperating from a car accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down. Despite… READ MORE
Queers and class
June 21, 2013
—Lisa Henderson This Pride Month, let’s think about queers and social class. The recent report, A Broken Bargain: Discrimination, Fewer Benefits, and More Taxes for LGBT Workers makes clear that… READ MORE
On the uneasiness of living in a Bible Belt state
June 20, 2013
—Bernadette Barton Like many gay Americans, I am waiting, slightly breathless for the Supreme Court rulings on DOMA and Prop 8. The Human Rights Campaign recently laid out an elegant… READ MORE
What about the children?
June 19, 2013
—Carlos A. Ball It is in many ways appropriate that the Supreme Court will be issuing its two same-sex marriage rulings—one challenging the Defense of Marriage Act and the other… READ MORE
Government to promote marriage a caring society
June 18, 2013
—Melanie Heath It is always striking when conservatives and progressives agree. On Fox News earlier this year, psychiatrist and Fox news contributor Keith Ablow weighed in on whether the government… READ MORE