After the Marathon: What I Want You to Know
By: Lindsay Popper Today was a muted, gentle, weird, painful, confusing, hopeful, exhausting, beautiful, hard day. Classes still happened at my seminary, a mile away from the bombing, and no […]
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China’s Sexual Revolution
by: Sophie Jane China is the subject of much controversy and intrigue, receiving coverage in every part of the western media on an almost daily basis. Misunderstandings of Chinese politics […]
Gendercide Disguised As Fetal Healthcare
by: Cassandra Warren I recently read a short article summarizing the findings from a paper in the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Forum for Ethical and Legal Debate, which […]
On Chick-fil-A: Can We Stop Using the “Fat” Argument?
by: Zach Stafford In the wake of the Chick-fil-A drama there has been a counter argument against the fast-food chain emerge from many folks, gay men specifically, that has me […]
Through Sadness, Towards Solidarity: Reacting To Last Week’s Sikh Temple Shooting
by: Gail Goldsmith Compare the anguish of the shooting in Aurora with the Sikh temple shooting — in conversation, public statements of support, social media posts, and media “airtime.” Each […]
Same-Sex Marriage Flooded the World: A Response to Pastor Fruh’s Comments on Noah’s Ark
by: Bobby Crowley Pastor Aaron Fruh of Knollwood Church in Mobile, Alabama has decided to grace the Chick-Fil-A company with his support. Luckily, agreeing with anti-gay views is not all […]
Beyond the Flame: How the Olympics Distracts Us From Transnationalism
by: Joy Ellison Every Olympic year I become a sports fan. Under the glow of the Olympic flame, I’m suddenly eager to watch sports I can barely name. The Super […]
HHS Clarifies That The Affordable Care Act Prohibits Discrimination Based On Gender Identity
by: The Qu Have you ever been discriminated against in our health care system? The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently confirmed that the Affordable Care Act’s […]
Why My Gay, Nine-Year-Old Self Said “No” To The Boy Scouts
by: Derrick Clifton I was roughly nine years old when I first considered joining the Boy Scouts of America. But it just didn’t seem like a place a kid like […]
Super-Gonorrhea Is Here
by: Clarisse Thorn Note: This piece was originally featured on Role/Reboot and republished with permission. You can find the original here. No one is immune to sexually transmitted infections, and […]
