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Monthly Archives: November 2014
How Harvey Milk’s Death, and the World AIDS Losses Brought Us Marriage and Family Equality
Harvey Milk was shot and killed on November 27, 1978. Almost a decade later, on December 1, 1988 the first World AIDS Day was enacted. The first was a dramatic local tragedy around several local politicians and the second was … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Marriage equality, Politics, Prejudice
Tagged 1978, 1988, Cleve Jones, Equality Mantra, Harvey Milk, ken jansen, Marriage equality, pay it forward, Secret battles, Stop Homophobia, World AIDS day
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Why I Want Pope Francis to Write the Requiem for Gabriel Fernandez, the Boy Slaughtered by His Parents for Appearing Gay
There is a story that I have felt compelled to write for three months. I have not written it because I have found it difficult to find the words. I have the words. I have the exact words. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Equality, Hatred, Living, Mixing religion and politics, Prejudice, Religion
Tagged catholic church and homosexuality, Gabriel Fernandez, gay dads, Homophobia kills, homosexual marriage, Humanum, lesbian moms, man and woman parents, Mark Regnerus, Pope Francis, same sex parents, tony perkins
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A Transgender Man’s Personal Day of Remembrance and Vision for the Path Ahead
Guest blog by Lex Beatty It’s 2am. I’m leaning against a parking meter on a grungy, half lit street outside of a night club in San Francisco. The air around me is electric. I open one bleary eye to see … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Equality, Hatred, Living, Prejudice
Tagged human dignity, lex beatty, lex is word, lgbt, mugging, suicidal, TDOR, TDOR2014, trans male, transgender
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A Gay Dad’s Open Letter to Rose McGowan on Lessons Learned
Rose McGowan’s opinions have been all over social media the past few weeks. She started in an interview with a now infamous diss that gay men are “more misogynistic than hetero men”. She then “apologized”. In the Huffington Post, she … Continue reading
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