Kurt Niece

The modern-day glut of information is as confusing as Oz was to Dorothy -- but we must keep moving forward and click our heels at the voting booth, Kurt Niece writes.

Men who feel they can't measure up to society's expectations often respond by killing themselves or others, writes Kurt Niece.

The thrill of the hunt may mostly be gone, but at least we have Netflix and chill now.

The world is scary these days, but maybe it's because our culture is in the messy process of becoming something better.

This writer is still getting dinged for poking fun last year at the queer community's ever-expanding acronym; he finds the indignation hard to swallow in the age of Trump and Pence.

Gay Arkansas writer Kurt Niece considers the outsize role other people's religion has in his life and the world.

Internal disagreements are distracting us from the real enemy, writes Kurt Niece.

This seasoned gay thinks we need an all-encompassing word for our community -- and it's staring us in the face.

What's the afterlife like? Writer Kurt Niece imagines a trendy waiting room with champagne and crab legs.

It's fun to terrorize the young with (mostly made-up) tales of how bad it is getting older.

Generally speaking, gays are obsessed with the corporeal. That doesn't mean we need to obsess over our waist size into our golden years or spend the duration of our lives at the gym.