What’s Behind Criticisms of Those Red Equal Signs in Your Facebook Feed?
By: Derrick Clifton What in the world could be wrong with this picture? It’s all over Facebook and Twitter right now as part of a wider social media campaign for […]
Category Archives: Marriage Equality
On Marriage
By: Johnathan Doucette 3/29/2013 I’m not generally one for topical debates. My mind takes time to digest data: I’ll waffle for a bit, and then mostly agree with whatever is […]
All Together Now: Tammy Baldwin and The Whole Community
by: Alexandra Cavallaro I don’t know about you, but election night felt like a lesson in information management. I sat with two of my friends in their living room and […]
From the Front Lines of Chick-fil-A’s Fowl Play
by: Anthony Martinez For the past few months, Chick-fil-A has been plastered all over the media like never before – and I know I’m not the only one tired of […]
For the Mothers and Fathers Who Sympathize: The Focus of Rev. Rossing’s Pro-Marriage Ad
by: Gail Goldsmith Rev. Gib Rossing isn’t preaching to the choir; he and his wife Beth are trying to get Washington voters to affirm gay marriage in the upcoming referendum […]
On Chick-fil-a and Obama: How the Queer Movement Can Move Forward
by: Clementine Von Radics When the President announced his support for Gay Marriage, it was hard for me to celebrate. Part of me felt angry, like I was supposed to be […]
Repression Disguised As Aid: Why Google’s Legalize Love Campaign Fails Queers
by: Richard Reinhardt On 7 July 2012, dot429.com, an online, multi-platform LGBT magazine and social networking site, reported Google’s announcement inaugurating the “Legalize Love” campaign to be launched in Poland […]
To Be and To Have: Reflections on Getting Gay Married
by: Anna Cook Why is marrying my partner so important tome? It’s a question I imagine most queer folk on the brink of getting hitched ask themselves. When the act […]
When It Comes to Gay Politics, Sophie Hawkins Should Sit Down
by: Derrick Clifton “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover” might’ve been a big hit in 1991, but Sophie B. Hawkins has a new record out and she wants all […]
My Biological Clock Is Barking
by: Nico Lang I’ve come to this point in my mid-twenties where all of my friends are getting married and having children, because to paraphrase Gore Vidal, man + woman […]
