International Pride Month may have officially ended, but there’s something to keep in mind about the months July through May. People of all sexual orientations, gender identities and gender expressions... read more →
The red ribbon that symbolizes support for the fight against HIV/AIDS filled my phone screen. I saw First World AIDS Day Observed Worldwide and the date 1988. I took in my... read more →
In his inaugural year, the 45th president of our country has issued proclamations for June as National Home Ownership Month, National Ocean Month, and Great Outdoors Month. But in a... read more →
Hillary Clinton may have received a standing ovation before the curtain went up on Sunset Boulevard the night I was there, but it was my kid Harry’s friend, drag artist... read more →
Still dumbfounded the morning after the presidential election, I arrived at a Brooklyn middle school a little before the beginning of first period. I was met by the dynamic duo... read more →
In this season of peace, love and understanding, it’s easy to forget that some LGBTQ youth and their parents dread holiday... read more →
I left the house yesterday afternoon wearing my deep purple sweatshirt and Desert Plum lipstick. Three purple Spirit Day posters were tucked in a file folder under my arm. I figured... read more →
This week I'm pleased to present a guest post from Naomi, an active member of the generation that's on the... read more →
Hi there! I’m Naomi. Julie introduced me a few weeks ago as the social media manager at My... read more →
