Kathy Griffin gets a dose of reality as Lt. Choi reminds us what activism looks like
On Sunday, March 21, thousands of community leaders, advocates, and families converge on Washington, DC to March for America. We bring with us diverse perspectives, and...
My father is a minister. He got his master’s degree in New Testament studies — not so that he could learn about the Bible, but so...
Lesbian activists, writers and organizers were at the heart of the women’s movement that thrived in the 1960s and 70s. Lesbians worked tirelessly for the rights...
As the community and its allies celebrate another hard-fought victory this week — same-sex marriage in D.C. — wolves circle nearby, waiting for a chance to...
The Employment Non-Discrimination Act, the federal bill that would stop job discrimination
The law enacted last week, allowing same-gender couples to legally marry in the District of Columbia, is a governmental matter. Yet, as a member of the...
While some religious organizations are grabbing headlines with their same-sex marriage protests, an equally passionate group of Christians rejoices in the District of Columbia’s new marriage...
It seems like yesterday, when in May 1993, the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled that existing marriage laws discriminated against gays and lesbians, a ruling our D.C....
This week, the District of Columbia completed a long journey to full civil equality for its LGBT residents. The images of happy couples leaving the D.C....
