QUEER ACTIVISM

Review of the book Men Like That by John Howard, which shows the history of homosexuality and queer practices in the American South.

A selection of websites friendly to the GLBTQ community and their straight allies.

Gay people and allies must get serious about the LGBT Civil Rights movement, and a major indicator of that seriousness is to reject hateful epithets as self-identifiers. There are no "Queer" people!

The irony of all this bickering however is that the question of marriage is really only a tiny part of the overall issue.

All Gay people and allies must fight against religious and secular homophobia, and it is internalized homophobia and its manifestations that betray the LGBT Civil Rights movement.

Let it snow, let it snow. December is finally here! But fear not, for the festivities never end! Here's a list of local must-see film screenings in Queens, NY. for all ages and styles!

Questioning political correctness and the purpose of labels.

A Philadelphia activist is creating a unique project to memorialize those who have fallen to the HIV/AIDS virius: a gay wiki for the deceased.

George Mason's Tunnel of Oppression lacks any real oppression.

This research project looks at whether or not Ventura County needs better LGBT representation, and how that can be achieved through the next Ventura County Board of Supervisor redistricting in 2011.

A research paper on race relations and prejudice within the LGBT community.

This article discusses homosexuality in the realms of politics, social rights, and the law.

This is a policy Analysis on the inequality of marriage options in the United States. I discuss the problem, suggest alternatives and then conclude with a policy recommendation.

This article examines the re-emergence of individualism in post-WWII America through the context of Allen Ginsberg's poetry, John C. Holmes' "This is the Beat Generation," and Susan Sontag's "What's Happening in America?" and Tom Hayden's "The Port Huron Statement."

A brief analysis of late activist Larry Kramer's play "The Normal Heart"

A systematic and theoretical critique of Disney's interpretation of the centuries-old fairytale Cinderella.

Early gay rights activist dies in New York City

Cambridge, Massachusetts has the most bookstores of any city in the world. Which should you choose?

Globalization, feminism and the labor movement, terms not initially considered jointly as crucially defining self-identity. But as the saying goes, politics makes strange bedfellows.