Our relationship began in the early '90s, when I was still living in Des Moines and she was in New York City. I'd never been...
As a kid, I threw like a girl. Or, I would have, if the girls on my little league team hadn't thrown better than I...
I was in Spanish class when the note came. It was a small piece of memo pad paper with an office staffer's handwriting on it....
As laws protecting gay Americans from discrimination proliferate, they increasingly conflict with important liberties. The latest example of this clash comes from Massachusetts, where the...
Whenever my phone rings and I see my parents' number in the little window, my first thought is always that my grandmother died. She's very...
Much of the reaction to the Supreme Court's 8-0 decision in Rumsfeld v. FAIR to uphold the Solomon Amendment has been ill-informed. Commentators, especially in...
Though much will be made of it, the federal Marriage Protection Amendment (MPA) is unlikely to be the most important story of the marriage fight...
From the start, the dog was unruffled, collected and mature. She quietly waited for her two new owners to stop yelping and jumping on the...
Running laps around the football field in high school phys. ed. was just not for me. I did it because it was required and I...
A new study from the University of California estimates the financial costs of the military's ''Don't Ask, Don't Tell'' policy, under which more than 10,000...
In the end, it came down to plumber's putty. OK, not really ''in the end.'' The end has yet to be reached; I do have...
Given the poll-driven pieties of so many politicians, it is hard to imagine a public figure quoting Christ's admonition in Matthew Chapter 6 against making...
In a Jan. 9 email to members of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission's International Advisory Committee, IGLHRC Executive Director Paula Ettelbrick and...
Dear friends, family, assorted acquaintances: Happy holidays! Wow, can you believe 2005 is almost over? It seems like Christmas 2004 just ended and here we...
The analysis of Supreme Court confirmation hearings has become the post-Cold War equivalent of Kremlinology, the study of Soviet behavior relying on exquisitely subtle clues...