Guest Features
(In reverse chronological order)
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Guest Feature:
Taking Cover
Jamie Dailey, a viewpoint writer for The Cavalier Daily shares his
take on "Don't Ask Don't Tell" concluding, "“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is an
antiquated, discriminatory military policy."
Guest
Feature: Not Coming Out
Ace Baxter shares why one can't always come out - and asks for your input. An
except: Most people have a distinct memory of ‘finding out they were gay’
which I never had…I never really ‘found out’. I realize that’s odd, but so are
most things until you understand them. I honestly believe that everything is
possible, I always did, so when I heard stories where mommies and daddies loved
each other, I never once doubted that mommies and mommies, or vice versa daddies
and daddies could be together. I mean really, why not? As I grew up my thinking
obviously did too, but the basics stayed the same. As a great person once said:
I’m attracted to people, not genders.
A Birthday Story
The Mistress gets a most pleasurable birthday gift from Her girl.
The Conference
An unexpected treat awaits two women at a work related conference.
A Gay Manifesto (for straight people)
Michael Robin Cooke shares his thoughts on the best ways for
heterosexuals to not put their foot in their mouth when speaking to gays and
lesbians. The piece is skewed a bit in the direction of gay males but
bears some relevance to all, with only a few places open quibbling.
Open Letter to Elton John
Christina Rosetti, founder of USvBush, shares her thoughts about Elton's
performance with Eminem.
Aftermath
A poem from Rene' DanielleTreece.
What
is the Future of Scouting?
A look at what scouting must do to survive - and it won't be "as
is."
Loving
vs. Virginia: Its Application
An excellent look at how Loving vs. Virginia applies to the right of
same-sex marriage by Richard Harrold, a journalist from central Michigan who
covers the courts and legal issues.
The
Westboro Baptist Church: It’s Just About Hate
David Riley shares some more thoughts with us.
Government
by Michelle McGee
A poem.
The
Flock by Michelle McGee
A poem.
Patricia
Nell Warren: How Real is Our Sense of History?
A powerful and informative essay by Ms. Warren which puts our history in
context.
Sodomy
Laws by Patricia Nell Warren
Ms. Warren asks and answers, "Does it really prevent AIDS?" (She's
also the author of three of the greatest all time g/l books - take a look at the
reading list)
Elephant Graveyards: Gay Aging
and Gay Ageism in the Year 2000
Patricia Nell Warren shares her thoughts on one of the GLBT community's problem
"isms." Originally published in OutWord Magazine (11/99) and
reprinted with permission.
Out
as you wanna be
An article by Genora Dancel, lead Plaintiff in the Hawaii Marriage Case, about
coming out.
Gays
In the Military
Franklin E. Kameny takes a hard look at how we're hurting our own chances with
our legal approaches in these cases.
Spin
Me Round
A short story by Susan Boxer - or is it a story?
One
Church Tries to Find the Middle Way: Not Quite Straight, Not That Gay
David Riley shares his experiences with the Episcopal Church and their search
for an inclusiveness that does not divide.
Special
Report: Male to Female is Female
The best piece I've ever seen written regarding Gender dysphoria by one who
has been there, and is now here.
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