Queering the Discourse

"If they take it away again someday, this beautful thing won't change."

A threatening email to a school board president shows why some information is not safe to share, no matter who feels entitled to know it.

“Again, [Kim] Davis burdens the Court with an argument that has already been thoroughly examined.” - District Court Judge David Bunning.

Lawrence v. Texas was never really about queer sex. It was about literally keeping the government away from our bedrooms and out of everybody's pants. CisHets, that means you, too.

Don’t let the wings, nudity, and archery gear fool you. This fine specimen of bronze and alumin(i)um is not a statue of Cupid.

Before the Nazis started burning books, they banned them. Which specific books they banned and burned is less well known.

We've had enough candlelight vigils. It's time to burn our gun culture to the ground.

Some folks think "parental rights" means using the government to control how, when, and if other people can raise their own kids. Here's what I think about that.

We queer and trans folks not only dared to be unapologetically different, we had the sheer, bloody-minded audacity to be happy about it.

Shopping with Eldest Child has always been a bit of an adventure.

“Groomer” rhetoric harms sexual abuse survivors and undermines prevention and education efforts. Advocacy groups need to push back.

I was an infant who was designated “female” at birth. I am a woman because I say so.