Posts tagged: LGBTQ

Anytime a protest happens on my campus, whether it be a counter-protest or a protest in response to signs to something, the argument of hate … Read More

All people should have access to comprehensive, inclusive, evidence-based sex education. Unfortunately, that’s not often the case. Abstinence-based sex education is the culturally normative, federally funded status … Read More

On Tuesday, October 8th, Supreme Court Justices heard arguments on whether existing federal law should protect LGBTQ people from employment discrimination. For the 1 million American workers … Read More

In my work at URGE and as a volunteer at the New York City Anti-Violence Project, it has always been common practice for everyone to … Read More

On September 29th, URGE Kansas members had the opportunity to be part of Wichita Pride and march in the parade. For me, it was my … Read More

The recent and mainstream reproductive rights conversation in the United States has been narrowly limited to the discussion of reproductive “choice” and abortion access. However, … Read More

I want to stress that all responsibility for climate change should be placed on corporations- not the consumer. This article’s goal is to inform the … Read More

Sexual education doesn’t tend to stray anywhere past preaching of abstinence accompanied by mortifying stories about sexually transmitted diseases, but for people with disabilities, it’s … Read More

Earlier today, it was reported that openly gay and black actor Jussie Smollett was the victim of a hate crime in Chicago that left him … Read More