Opinion
Reflections from a Proud Parent on his Daughter's Graduation
Denying Legal Recognition, Accurate Driver Licenses/Identification for Transgender Floridians
When my daughter was born in 1984, I was not yet a lawyer and, honestly, I knew nothing about parentage law.
The Gilbert Baker Foundation mourns the August 18 murder of Laura Ann Carleton, a gift shop owner in Cedar Glen, CA.
We, the undersigned organizations, institutional leaders, elected officials, and concerned residents, strongly denounce the recent anti-LGBTQ+ policies enacted by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Worcester.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley a member of the House Financial Services Committee, unveiled the Name Accuracy in Credit Reporting Act...
Rhode Island Must Take Another Step to Protect LGBTQ Families by Making Confirmatory
We've learned important lessons these past two years which are translatable not just to other performing arts organizations but to all institutions working in, among, and for the LGBTQIA+ community. I'd like to share three of them with you here.
I went off to college, got married (well, committed -- same-sex marriage wasn't yet legal in those days) and ended up in New York. Like Naomi, I had persevered and made it out.