Give Me Just One Night: 98 Degrees Are Reuniting for the Mixtape Festival
by: Kathryn A. Evans 98 degrees is not only the temperature it has been the past few days, because there is more exciting news that involves this level of heat. […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Bully: Why Dan Savage Shouldn’t Use Hate Speech Against Gay Republicans
by: Miriam Mogilevsky A few weeks ago, an organization of conservative LGBT folks and their allies called GOProud endorsed Mitt Romney for president. Surprise, surprise: a conservative group endorsing a […]
An Incompatiable Couple: Comparing Frank Ocean and Anderson Cooper’s Coming Out Stories
by: Rohan Lewis Recently, two celebrities openly revealed their sexualities as different from mainstream societal assumptions: R&B artist Frank Ocean and CNN news reporter and television host Anderson Cooper. Chronologically, […]
Avoiding The Big Talk: Coming Out to People as Poly
by: David Chastity Like everyone else, I was so pleased to read Anderson Cooper’s coming out letter when Nico posted it on Facebook about an hour after it went live. I felt such empathy for the […]
Chicago Mental Health Advocates Put City ‘On Trial’ For Consequences Of Clinic Closures
by: Joseph Erbentraut As advocates pled not guilty last month to charges that they had trespassed during a sit-in demonstration at a Chicago mental health clinic, they sought to put […]
Serial Dater: Dating Your Parents
by: Adam Guerino Note: “Serial Dater” is a series that came in response from a magazine asking Adam Guerino to write a dating column. He realized the irony that anyone would […]
How a Muslim Introduced Me to Humanism
by: Chris Stedman “What’s a ‘Humanist’?” As a Humanist activist, it’s a question I hear a lot. I’m not comfortable with the idea of trying to answer it on behalf […]
We Need to Stop Referring to People as Nazis, Even Gay Republicans
by: Johnny Gall Readers, there are a lot of phrases still in use in the popular culture that really get under my skin. I hate the term “welfare queen,” I’m […]
Another Girl: Looking Back on Past Versions of Myself
by: Melanie Sue I, like many people, sometimes look back on my life and find myself rather shocked and rattled by how much I’ve changed, and how often. When I […]
60 Celebrities You Didn’t Know Were Scientologists
by: Nico Lang While writing my Tom Cruise piece, I did some research on the presence of Scientology in Hollywood and the bevy of stars that got mad love for […]
