Marriage equality: A conservative’s dream
June 30, 2015
—Kimberly D. Richman On November 4, 2008, I was lying in a hospital bed, on bed rest while pregnant with my twin daughters, watching the election coverage that first delivered… READ MORE
Tag: Pride Month
Gay marriage: Check. Queer liberation: ?
June 26, 2015
—Suzanna Danuta Walters Even a feminist/queer critic of marriage (me, alas) can’t help but be moved by today’s decision by the Supreme Court that finally makes marriage equality the law… READ MORE
How to be a straight man: Reflections on “No homo” and metrosexuality
June 25, 2015
—James Joseph Dean The kaleidoscope of straight masculinities may be seen through shifts and changes in everyday language, fashion, and style. In American and British contexts, straight men’s identity practices… READ MORE
Intersex buzz: To avoid (or engage with) ‘disorder of sex development’ terminology?
June 23, 2015
—Georgiann Davis When Shakespeare asked what’s in a name, I doubt he was thinking about intersex, disorders of sex development, or how terminology can shape lives and obstruct social change…. READ MORE
A Queer Father’s Day
June 19, 2015
—Joshua Gamson Given that I’m one half of a two-dad duo, I should probably see Father’s Day as double the pleasure, double the fun. After all, Mother’s Day is a… READ MORE
‘Fun Home’ and Pride
June 17, 2015
—Amber Jamilla Musser On June 7th, 2015, the musical Fun Home emerged triumphant. It won 5 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Original Score, Best Book of a Musical, Best Lead… READ MORE
Pride Q&A with Suzanna Danuta Walters
June 30, 2014
The parades are over… the fight for equality is not. As LGBT Pride Month comes to a close today, we invite you to read this Q&A with Suzanna Danuta Walters,… READ MORE
Trans*politics, solidarity, and ENDA
June 27, 2014
—Isaac West Having already declared June as LGBT Pride Month via a presidential proclamation, President Obama is prepared to further demonstrate his commitment to LGBT equality by signing an executive… READ MORE