Top List Tuesday: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Gayness

Looking back on our history, it’s easy to let the clouds of oppression rain on our Independence Day parade; nevertheless, the progress we’ve made is cause for celebration.

June 24, 2014

Published by E. Sansing at June 24, 2014

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10 Movies That Set Us Back 10 Years

LGBT characters are gaining visibility both on television and in the movies; but, like the various struggles within the gay rights movement, it isn’t happening overnight.

June 17, 2014

Published by E. Sansing at June 17, 2014

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Top List Tuesday: What’s in Your World Cup?

Despite being all the craze, you may not know that the 2014 FIFA World Cup is a soccer (or football, depending on where you live) tournament that hosts 32 teams from around the world—all ready to prove their prowess and strength in a demonstration that encourages and promotes a sense of superior nationalism.

June 10, 2014

Published by E. Sansing at June 10, 2014

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Top List Tuesday: Moments in LGBTQ American History That You Should Know

In Chicago, December of 1924, Henry Gerber and six other men started the first known organization in the United States to focus on gay rights. Funded almost exclusively by Gerber, the organization published two newsletters titled, Friendship and Freedom.