Local Partner Registry Set to Break Barrier
byCleveland will be the third city in the state to open a domestic partner registry in May, but its opponents are still pushing to leave it up to popular vote in the fall.
May, 2009
When 'Brokeback' Isn't Enough
byReviews of nine LGBT flicks from this years’ Cleveland International Film Festival
The ABCs, 123s of DPBs at KSU
byAs 27 KSU faculty and staff members sign up to receive domestic partner benefits, system glitches and technicalities are among the final headaches on road to this step toward equality
Change: A Work in Progress
byA letter from Fusion’s editor
We're Talkin' 'Bout 'Milk'
byThere’s so much more to the Harvey Milk story than Gus Van Sant could ever cram into 2 hours
Looking for Mr. Fabulous
byWhen Sara Scanes left her high school love (gay), she knew she needed a new soulmate (also gay)
Five Years Later, A Challenge Still Met
byA letter from Fusion’s managing editor
A New Face for Change
byAs California continues to wrestle over Proposition 8, and both Vermont and Iowa legalize same-sex marriage, it’s clear this generation has found its single most defining civil rights battle. And it’s a fight many believe is just getting started.
Pride in the Heart of it All
byWhat are you doing this summer to feel proud? Good thing there’s plenty to choose from as Ohio cities prepare for the annual celebration
A Frat in Search of Its Legacy
byHow Kent State’s chapter of this progressive group is so much more than “the gay fraternity”