Once every few months, or so it seemed, I would find myself in my college adviser's office, telling him how, really, it would make so...
Photographs by Todd Franson ''Power to the People Who Party!'' was the battle cry on Saturday at Upper Senate Park as approximately 2,000 people gathered...
In the sixties he was a mad scientist. In the eighties he was an evil businessman. Today he is the President of the United States....
I just returned from two glorious weeks working at the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. Nearly 4,000 festie-goers and workers enjoyed sunshine, the red glow of...
The battle over same-sex marriage in the courts -- public courts, religious courts, the court of public opinion -- recently led me into a long...
This new wave of television programming designed to challenge and confuse our notions of what is straight and what is gay has me, well, challenged...
Returning from a three-week summer getaway, I find my e-mail box crammed with political updates -- and instructions for me to sign and send petitions...
Dear T, We only met this weekend but already I know that I love you. I hate to sound like I'm new at the game...
Set loose on summer vacation and still jubilant over the Supreme Court ruling on gay sex, my girlfriend and I headed to Santa Cruz, California,...
I have a pottymouth. I curse like a sailor. I think nothing of tossing around the f-word, the s-word, the p-word, the d-word (even in...
Just like that, I'm not a criminal any more. With the Supreme Court ruling on Lawrence v. Texas, I can cross Key Bridge from Georgetown...
One down, two to go. Wherever one stands on last week's Supreme Court decision striking down sodomy laws -- with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's moving...
June 26, 2003: It's a great day to be a sodomite. In the time line of our lives, this is a big one. They should...
As the sun set on the gay victory day, the rally supporting the Supreme Court's decision overturning sodomy had already ended. Signs were scattered on...
As an official bookworm geek, one of my summer jobs is to read and score AP History exams for the College Board. The College Board...