by: Jamie Anne Royce CeCe McDonald plead guilty May 2 to a reduced charge of second-degree manslaughter with a recommended 41 month prison sentence. McDonald, a black transgender woman, was walking […]
by: Timothy Lalowski In general, you’re either for the red or for the blue in this country. The political system has been engrained in each of us so deeply that […]
by: Becca Gee On Friday, 4/20, I worked. Other folks toked up, partied, went out like any other Friday night, celebrated birthdays, ran around naked, or whatever folks usually do […]
by: Mark Nott Miss Smith awoke one sunny spring morning and found herself in the spotlight. She wasn’t a celebrity and she had done nothing particularly noteworthy. No, Miss Smith […]
by: Kara Crawford Obama landed in Cartagena, Colombia last Friday for the Summit of the Americas, accompanied by a delegation of about 700 people. This sixth Summit of the Americas, […]
by: Andrew Tripp It’s been a while since I wrote on the presidential campaign, mainly because my brain could take no more, but now that the damned primary season has […]
by: Khai Devon The First Amendment to the United States Constitution states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,” which should […]
by: Mar Curran Dear Mrs. Romney, Recently, you have been quoted out of context as saying you don’t consider yourself wealthy. Naturally, media pundits and liberals across America were aghast. […]
by: Tony Merevick The Chicago Department of Public Health unveiled a new LGBT health strategy to community leaders and advocates Friday as part of the city’s Healthy Chicago initiative. The […]
by: Zachary Stafford I am a gay, multiracial male who grew up in Tennessee. When I was little I felt like an outsider, like many gay folks, but my “outsider” […]
