
We need to recall his courage and his vision. Fortunately, the just-released movie “Milk,” starring Sean Penn, should help us do so.
While the American family and our extended international family were whooping it up for the historic Obama victory, I banged pans and wept for joy with the best of them.
Hairdressers will mistakenly lay hot curling irons down on ears. Social workers will give bad advice, “Your father sounds like a great guy. Show him some love.” Waiters will serve cold food and suggest the wrong wine.
A 2006 interview with George Takei, Star Trek's Mr. Sulu, who works with the Human Rights Campaign to combat the rightwing's push against gay marriage.
We’re in the midst of Gay History Month, an ideal time for this question: How much progress has been made in the 40 years since the gay liberation movement began?
It has been 10 years since openly gay college student Matthew Shepard was brutally killed in Wyoming. On Oct. 6, 1998, he was beaten and strung up on a fence. He died six days later.
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell cannot stand.
As Gay Pride Month comes to a close, we need to take stock.
The California Supreme Court has blessed our family.
May 15, 2008, will go down in the history books as a great day in the march for equality.