Can We Stop Pretending “Religious Liberty” is the Real Motivation for Legislation?
February 10, 2014
You know, after getting back from a national conference with 4,000 queer folks and allies, I was floating on a little rainbow hued… Read more »
Why You Need to Know About Telemedicine Abortions
February 10, 2014
Imagine that you are a college student who has just taken their first unexpected positive pregnancy test. You decide that an abort… Read more »
Creating Change: Finally Feeling “Queer Enough”
February 7, 2014
The language I use to describe how I identify my space within the LGBT community changes day to day. Sometimes I call myself bi, s… Read more »
Creating Change: The Importance of Belonging
February 5, 2014
This past weekend I had the amazing opportunity to attend Creating Change 2014, a conference hosted by the Gay and Lesbian Task Fo… Read more »
Black Herstory Month: Audre Lorde and Lessons I Learned about Black Womanhood
February 5, 2014
The first book by Audre Lorde I read was Sister Outsider. It was March and I was getting ready to go home for spring break. I didn… Read more »
What the Drop in the Abortion Rate Won’t Tell You
February 4, 2014
It’s official, America. According to the newest study on abortion rates from the Guttmacher Institute, the national abortion rate… Read more »
How a Pool Party Could Spark a Revolution
February 4, 2014
This weekend, I had one of those moments that fueled me to continue to break down barriers and stigmas around bodies. This experie… Read more »
Creating Change 2014: We Need our Differences to Build Solidarity
February 3, 2014
I’m writing this post as I wait for my flight to take me back to Kansas City and away from Houston, Texas where I’ve just spent th… Read more »
