You never forget coming out to your best friend. You never forget telling your parents that it isn’t the boy next door that you have a crush on, knowing full well that they may not still love you after you say it. […]
Arizona’s immigration law criminalized people based on their appearance, something familiar to LGBT people. The Supreme Court struck down key provisions.
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The Affordable Care Act, which the Supreme Court upheld this summer, is a nationwide attempt at establishing a health-care system that works for everyone, including LGBT communities and those living with HIV/AIDS […]
You’re going to die before you want to, and there’s nothing you can do about it. Wait, stop the presses — I’ve slapped an injunction on that notion! […]
My nephew, the lanky 6-foot-5-inch science teacher (and I assure you he got none of those genes from me) was visiting the beach house a few weeks ago, and at one point Dan and I sent him on a shopping trip to the Pines Pantry to get the makings of dinner. […]
The Spirit of Hope MCC congregation is celebrating its 40th anniversary with events from Wednesday, Aug. 22, through Sunday, Aug. 26. […]
One of Broadway’s most sought-after stars, she will perform Aug. 18 in Kansas City.
The singer is also known for her work promoting marriage equality and the fight against AIDS.
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“Spring Awakening,” coming to the Coterie in September, is about giving teens the information they need. Suicide, abuse and homosexuality all come up in this adaptation of an 1890s play.
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This time, the scene is a modern boys’ military school and the play seeps into the cadets’ lives. in this painful drama respectfully.
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The election season is upon us, and as someone who is actively involved in the political process, I have seen many things — things that frustrate me and explain why more people stay out of the political sphere. […]
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