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Category Archives: Entertainment
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 Dad’s Open Letter to Those Questioning Whether or Not Caitlyn Jenner is a Hero
When I was ten years old, I remember waking up in bed, cuddled up in my sheet from the night before. As I lay there day dreaming, I tucked the sheet around me imagining it to be a flowing ball … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Equality, Hatred, Prejudice, Science
Tagged Arthur Ashe award, Ben Shapiro, Caitlyn Jenner, Dr Drew On Call, Hero, heroism, Segun Oduolowu, Tim Tebow, transgender, Veterans, Zoey Tur
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A Gay Dad’s Requiem for Robin Williams, the Icon of the Modern Father
How Robin Williams Influenced Modern Fatherhood More Than Any Other Person in Today’s Culture The shock of the news of his death will be forever carved in my memory. I heard it from one of my least favorite sources, Fox … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Family, Living
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Tiles Falling, Foolishness, and Priorities
Years ago, I enjoyed watching sports and going to sporting events of my favorite teams—the Mariners and Seahawks in Seattle. I even worked part-time at the Mariners’ games taking care of promotional contest boxes in the 90s. I liked to … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Equality, Fail!
Tagged big business, inequality, King County, kingdome ceiling tiles, sports, taxes
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Everything You Need to Know About Celebrities Gay Sex Lives
by guest blogger Ken Jansen Reading an announcement about Jodie Foster’s recent marriage to Alexandra Hedison, I was appalled by some of the comments after the article. “I guess she’s ashamed of who she is. That’s the impression you get … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Hatred, Living, News, Prejudice
Tagged Alexandra, Celebrities, coming out, Jodie Foster, Johnny Galecki, ken jansen
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A Gay Dad Sounds Off About the LGBT Film Festival Theater that Betrayed Its Customers and Bank-Rolled Anti-Gay Causes
Trust and respect. These are two intangible qualities that most of us would like to think we get from the people with whom we live. We believe everyone around us holds the spirit of the Bostonians who, when bombs went … Continue reading
A Gay Dad’s Letter to Michelle Duggar
There was still something missing in all that has been talked about. The Duggars were not just a benign family in which a horrific situation unfolded. They were advocates and proponents, not just of their own “lifestyle”, but in attacking various personas within the LGBT community umbrella, my family being one such target. There is more to be said to them, and so I have decided to articulate it in this open letter to their matriarch, and one of the most homophobic voices in the family, Michelle Duggar.
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