All Blog Posts Tagged 'gender' (7)

While Saturday Night Live has been flailing as of late (Can't we just rewind the tape a few years to the much more hilarious times?), the show has been producing some queer content as of late, especially when it comes to Don't Ask, Don't Tell. This past Saturday, Oct. 17, the show parodied 300 and DADT in a brilliant sketch that highlighted the flaws of the policy and the failure of the Obama administration to remove the ridiculous policy. King Leonidas declares that the time just isn't right… Continue

On Sunday, Oct. 11, activists, community organizers and concerned citizens from across America took the long walk past the White House to the U.S. Capitol building with rainbow flags blazing and fists in the air, all in the name of equality. The National Equality March drew an estimated 200,000 people to Washington, D.C., to send a message to policymakers, Americans and the world at large, that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people aren’t going to take it anymore. Equality is on the hor… Continue

National Equality March

I apologize for the quality, which took a significant nosedive when I uploaded it to YouTube. At least it is still watchable. Crossposted from Stuff Queer People Need To Know.

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"Pick me up. Been bleeding too long. Rig… Continue

According the Washington Blade, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) approved a policy statement that

"the group will not support the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, or ENDA, if it excludes language protecting persons from discrimination."

The Advocate followed suit with:

"The Human Rights Campaign adopted a

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I arrived home from a five day vacation just in time to play catch up with emails and news items I had missed. I was happy to see that Baywindows had published an article on the Boycott of the New England HRC gala. The article started off reasonable enough:

In response to Human Rights Campaign’s stance on the Employment Non-Discrimination Ac

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In this episode of GenderVision Grace Sterling Stowell the Executive Director of the Boston Alliance of LGBT Youth is interviewed. Continue