By: Kara Crawford The Bronx. 9 year-round ice rinks. Community organizing. 260 living wage jobs. A vacant building. What do all of these have in common? The Kingsbridge Armory. […]
by: Mariann Devlin Once I got into a long-winded Facebook debate about equal pay with a friend who was a liberal activist. It began when he posted a chart showing […]
by: Cassandra Warren Monday, December 17th is the Tenth International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. This day was developed by Dr. Annie Sprinkle , SWOP founder Robyn Few, […]
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: Frank McAlpin Since pictures of Uganda’s very first LGBT Pride Parade surfaced a few weeks ago I have not been able to get the images out of my head. […]
by: Frank McAlpin As a social worker and promoter of good deeds, I feel it necessary to give a shout out to World Humanitarian Day. This international day is dedicated […]
by: Cassandra Avenatti Last week, I piled into a car with a raucous group of sex workers and headed for Washington D.C.. Our destination: The International AIDS Conference (IAC), to […]
by: Kara Crawford A couple of weeks ago, former President George W Bush, former Vice President Dick Cheney, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and five key legal advisors were convicted […]
by: ellie june navidson Queer is Community was born a few weeks ago, partially as a response to the “When in Boystown” Tumblr. When in Boystown is a series of […]
by: Jamie Anne Royce Presenters highlighted identity stigmatization and low income as barriers to health care for LGBT people at the 2012 LGBT Student Health Symposium, organized byHoward Brown Health Center, […]
