by: Jen Richards On October 15, 2012, the board of Aurora East District 13, a high school in the western suburbs of Chicago, unanimously voted to adopt a policy that […]
by: Lindsey Dietzler Dear Roseanne, I grew up watching your television show. In fact, I have probably seen every episode of Roseanne, at least three times, no joke. Your politics […]
By: Ashley Weger I am watching this election season from the other side of Lake Ontario. It’s a land many of my fellow Americans imagine to be an ambrosial oasis, where […]
by: Kera Mouge Lebanon’s Tourism Minister Fadi Abboud threatened to sue the producers of American television series “Homeland” on October 19, 2012 for their negative depiction of Beirut as a […]
by: Khai Devon Over the past week or so, I’ve been glued to my Facebook news feed, real news feeds and texts from my friends in New York, Maryland and […]
by: Derrick Clifton From the “binders full of women” remark to his fumbling of Lorraine Osorio’s name, Mitt Romney’s debate performance was nothing short of terrible when it came to […]
by: debbie southorn On Thursday, October 11th, Center on Halsted executive staff agreed to meet with an ad-hoc coalition of LGBTQ organizers. We wanted to engage the Center in a […]
by: Yasmin Nair Without a critical self-awareness and a willingness to address and act upon the structural, economic, and political problems that face women and others, Slutwalk is in danger […]
by: Samuel Yates It doesn’t matter who won the debate. Last week I returned to my alma mater, Centre College, to participate in the festivities for the 2012 Vice Presidential […]
by Ryan McDermott Reflecting on his own experiences living with HIV, author, editor, and political commentator Andrew Sullivan describes journalist and filmmaker David France’s latest documentary, How to Survive a […]
