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How 2017 Became an Absolutely Horrible Year
“Many of us began 2017 with the consoling thought that the Donald Trump presidency couldn’t possibly be as bad as we feared. It turned out to be worse.” Eugene Robinson By Brody Levesque | The November 2016 election of Donald … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, News, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics
Tagged 2017 Review, Brody Levesque, Donald Trump Presidency, New Year
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She May Be a Trans Hero, But Don’t be Caught on an Ill-Fated Cruise Ship With Her – Here’s Why
“Me give up the last seat on the last lifeboat? F that!” The life … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Living, Prejudice
Tagged America's Got Talent, Comedy, Julia Scotti, LGBTQ, Stand up, transgender
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Killing Transphobia With His Song
He’s just a little country and kind of a little different; meet Jaimie Wilson who’s strumming his way to success Guest Post by Brody Levesque For twenty-one year old Jaimie Wilson, nothing beats the feeling of rambling along in his … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Living, Prejudice
Tagged Brody Levesque, Country Music, Jaimie Wilson, Trans, transgender, Viral Photo
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A Gay Man’s Journey to Reclaim Life After Domestic Violence
(Kristopher Sharp, age 27, stares out of a window in Tulum, Mexico on April 1, 2017.) Guest post by Kristopher Sharp I want to begin with a confession: I almost lost myself in the struggle. It’s often said that time is … Continue reading
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 Man Searches for the Dad He Lost to Homophobia
A post by guest blogger Hart Reiniger My dad grew up in an isolated, rural community on the high plains, the eldest of six. His own father was absent for the first two years of his life, off in Belgium and … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Hatred, Prejudice
Tagged abandonment by parents, bigotry, fatherly honor, Fathers and gay sons, gay man, LGBT history, loving dads, rejection
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An Evol= Video of Compassion Saves a Gay Man From Suicide: a Coming Out Story
Guest blog by Alan Digges I wanted to write this article in hopes that it will bring peace to the LGBTQ’s who are suffering right now, or those that have been horribly rejected by certain groups of people because … Continue reading
Posted in Prejudice
Tagged Alan Digges, coming out, David Stevens, evolequals, hope from Frozen, Let it Go, lgbt teen suicides, Suicide over being gay
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How My Eleven Year Old Son Taught Me That Having a Gay Character in ‘Train Your Dragon’ is Important
Guest post by Mindy Forsythe. Mindy is also the adoptive mom in the evolequals story The Real True Story About How Parents Adopted Out Their Child When He Told Them He Was Gay My eleven year old son Mason has … Continue reading