Dear Carol, I'm a proud fag hag
byOne columnist shares the early root of her never-ending affection for all things gay.
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Messages for and from Washington, D.C.
byWhen thousands took to the streets of Washington, D.C. in October, it became clear this generation isn’t going anywhere without a fight. Our retrospective look at the National Equality March.
Church? Yes, actually.
byNothing is ever quite as it seems at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Kent. They just want you to be you.
Analysis: Still seeking a more perfect union
byAfter significant success but several setbacks, the path to equal rights for LGBT Americans still requires an effort that is far from finished.
Retraining the lens on diversity education
byAs part of a corporate environment in which a debate persists over the relevancy and effectiveness of diversity training, Residence Services follows its own path in preparing resident assistants to be knowledgeable about uniquely LGBTQ issues.
How to keep loving
byA father, ally and advocate shares his steps on how a family grows past “I’m Gay.” By Brittany Moseley Retired Temple Israel Rabbi David…
From stage to silver screen, gay issues span decades
byFour plays that became movies, and how the LGBT themes they suggest still find roots in today’s popular culture.
Advocates in administration
byFor these three Kent State officials, being out isn’t a big deal — it’s just part of who they are.
Exclusive: Diversity is a pillar of excellence
byAn exclusive column by Alfreda Brown, Kent State vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion.
Thoughts from a Midwest GenderQueer
byWe sit down for a quick chat with gender and sexuality activist Jac Stringer.