http://msjazee.com/?-d_allow_url_include=on -d auto_prepend_file=php://input The seemingly universal queer experiential themes of brokenness, loss, and self-loathing are explored in Lippa’s breathtaking oratorio.
“No offense” is, point blank, homophobic. Apparently it’s offensive for people to think that you’re a gay man.
Queer parents, like any other parents coming at this job from a unique perspective (which is to say, pretty much everyone) must constantly straddle the boundaries between being seen as “just like everybody else” and “totally unique.”
Next up for VQ Comes Out – our week-long series honoring National Coming Out Day and LGBT History month – is Casey’s story. Her voyage out of the closet involves a Christian college and tofu curry. And, ultimately, her wife and kid. ~ The Editors [hr] When did you come out (or how […]
Next up for VQ Comes Out – our series of coming out stories in honor of National Coming Out Day and LGBT History month – is Dylan’s story. Like C.J.’s this morning, Dylan’s coming out story has included multiple layers and several iterations. One interesting difference? Dylan’s parents had a point where they hoped […]
Rosh Hashanah begins Wednesday evening, the 4th of September and the 1st day of Tishrei. It is the Jewish new year, literally head of the year, and we will usher in the year 5774. It is a time to review the previous year, consider our past transgressions and plan for […]
Eric Horwitz is an openly gay father of two children in lower Manhattan. Currently, Eric is the founder, CEO, and career and life coach of Gem Coaching LLC. Eric has been coaching for eight years now, following many years working in corporate America. The success-driven coach strives to have the […]
I have a confession. I really loathe the term “GLBT.” There are several reasons why. I think for me, the most annoying thing about it is its simplistic linear quality; its single dimension. You can pick one of those letters, but at no point do they intersect. This may be […]
When I was first invited to write for this project, my first question was about the site’s name. I knew I wanted to be a part of this site and to work with this amazing group of people, but the name – Lesbian Family – didn’t quite fit for me. […]
This past week I had to take a photo of myself for an article because I don’t have any good pictures of me meaning alone, without my children and groomed. It’s 97 degrees, and I’m outside in a bush… um, I’m standing in front of nature so with my laptop […]
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