Miami University Students Targeted in Anti-Gay Hate Crime
by: Jamie Anne Royce Two gay Miami University of Ohio students were attacked walking home from a charity drag show near campus March 24. “I was just walking my friend […]
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Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act Includes LGBT Domestic Violence Survivors
by: Jamie Anne Royce The latest version of the Violence Against Women Act reauthorization bill would extend protections and programs to same-sex couples, indigenous tribes and undocumented immigrants. The bill—enacted in 1994 […]
Salty Wounds: When Sympathetic Whiteness Goes Wrong
by: Camille DeBose Note: This post was originally featured on the author’s website and has been reposted with permission. You can find the original here. There is a discussion flowing […]
Why Gay Folks Should Care About Trayvon Martin
by: Zachary Stafford Note: This piece was originally featured on The Huffington Post and was republished with permission. You can find the original here. Monday was rough. I had not […]
Geraldo Rivera: Wearing a Hoodie While Black Is “Asking For It”
by: Alexandra Le Tellier Note: This post was originally featured on the LA Times’ Opinion Pages and was reposted with permission. You can find the original here. Geraldo Rivera set […]
It Takes More Than a Movie to Fix a Culture: Why Bully Won’t End School Violence
by: Dominick Mayer Two prefaces to the following article: 1) This is going to sound remarkably negative, and that’s by design. My dear friend, Patrick Gill, has already said, in […]
Getting People to Care: Why the 2012 Box Office Is Breaking Records
by: Phil Siegel Well, that was quick. After a dangerously slow 2011 at the box office, 2012 has managed a complete turnaround in just two months. Hollywood had a minor […]
Wang’s, Chicago Gay Bar, Investigated Over Reports That It Bans Women During Busiest Hours
by: Joseph Erbentraut Note: This article was originally featured on the Huffington Post and was reposted with permission. You can find the original here. A gay bar in Chicago’s LGBT-centric […]
Why Bully’s Rating Should Be Changed
by: Patrick Gill Documentarian Lee Hirsch’s film Bully, detailing the experiences of bullied youth and parents of children who committed suicide after being bullied, will be released in select theaters March […]
Filmmakers Release Documentary on Cincinnati Race Riots
by: Jamie Anne Royce TRIGGER WARNING: This post contains content about racialized violence and police brutality. The Cincinnati race riots are one of the few events I can pinpoint as a defining […]
