Op-ed: 6 Lessons Learned After Eight Years at The Advocate
Farewell, dears. Here's a few things I've picked up in the last few years.
March 06 2015 10:00 AM
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Farewell, dears. Here's a few things I've picked up in the last few years.
The Bush administration's antigay actions propelled one woman into understanding herself.
For us at The Advocate, it's been a pretty nice year.
The catalyst and the heartache, as revisited with Ferguson on our TV screens.
Michelle Garcia is among this year's distinguished lineup of '20 in Their 20s' honorees.
Despite the backing of Rams coach Jeff Fisher, Michael Sam currently does not have a job with the NFL.
Playing Oppression Olympics is not a smart strategy (but neither is putting on a minstrel show).
Hobby Lobby just got a religious exemption from science. Yes, science.
The Vatican has a real problem with staying out of people's bedrooms.
This show aims high for a post-gay message but falls short of really delivering it.
Anger is one hell of a beast.
Arizona has a troubled history when it comes to equality, but gay state senator Steve Gallardo is trying hard to change that.
Uganda's tabloid rag, the Red Pepper, not only puts people's lives in danger, but it steals the materials to do so.
The world is in a tizzy now that Michael Sam has come out.
Rob Smith enlisted in the Army for a way out of his small town, but ended up becoming a prominent voice among LGBT enlisted soldiers of color.
Smoking is terrible, yet we do it anyway. And it's detrimental to LGBT people in more ways than one.
Why are we scared of female athletes who question the narrow views of what it means to be female?
Why can't religious colleges stop policing sex among students?
An open letter to the idiot who couldn't handle Spirit Day.