A History of Injustice: The Case of Bradley Manning
by: Andrew Tripp The case of Bradley Manning is the story of one of the greatest travesties of justice that has occurred in not just recent history, but arguably in […]
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Poetry: My Face Is Flashing
by: Yvette Nepper mom and dad gave birth to the idea of me: every day amending
Queers, Cats and Everything in Between: Episode 1
by: Kiki Kirk and Mar Curran Since the dawn of time, human beings have wondered many thoughts, such as: What is the purpose of life? Who moved my cheese? How […]
Saying Good Morning and Goodnight: My Life in 10 Years
By: Addison Bell You always give advice, but you never follow it. You don’t know why this is but it bothers you. In ten years, you will finally learn to listen […]
The Incarceration of CeCe McDonald: A Threat to Justice Everywhere
by: Raechel T On a cold night in December, a crowd of people filled a Minneapolis church with purpose and reflection. We were, all of us shoulder to shoulder in […]
How Not to Be a Dick on OKCupid
by: David Chastity An infographic that’s making its way around the internet says that online dating is growing by leaps and bounds, a fact which surprises polyamorous people not at all. We […]
Interview with The Qu: Levi Kreis
by: The Qu Note: This post was originally featured on The Qu and has been reposted here with permission. You can check out the original here. Background: Kreiss released his debut […]
And Then There’s God, So Suddenly: My Reconnection with Faith
By: Patrick Gill Many of us in the Queer community in our interactions with people of faith tend to range from skeptical to angry to wholly dismissive. If I could venture as […]
Recognizing Racism and Intersectionality: How to Celebrate MLK Jr. Day
by: Jamie Royce In school around this time every year, my teacher would recite the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. story—the lunch counter sit-ins, the march on Washington, the “I Have a Dream” […]
Attractive (Married) Celebrities to Add to My Commune
by: David Chastity I read a really fantastic comment on Andrew Sullivan’s Daily Dish today: “Santorum’s polygamy argument just seems so easy to refute with heterosexuality. If a man is […]
