Infographic
Interactive
Photo
Video
Latinas Rallying For Reproductive Justice
by Michelle Chen on August 13 2010, 9:45AM
It’s Latina Week of Action for Reproductive Justice, and bloggers are sounding off about self-determination and controlling their own reproductive destinies.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Health, On Gender
It’s Time for Everybody to Get Out of Queen Latifah’s Bedroom
by Jamilah King on August 11 2010, 4:05PM
We’re always asking and she’s all but telling, but queer black folks don’t need a reluctant heroine.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
MLK’s Niece: Gay Marriage Is “Genocide”
by Naima Ramos-Chapman on August 10 2010, 7:31PM
Uses King’s legacy to help build her case.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
Interracial Marriage: A Different Perspective
by Naima Ramos-Chapman on August 10 2010, 4:05PM
Oliver Wang looks beyond black and white.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
Cold Cases: Murder in L.A. and the Value of Black Life
by Michelle Chen on August 5 2010, 10:28AM
Serial killings in L.A. reveal a sense that violence against black women is more tolerable, more expected, less deserving of punishment.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, On Gender
Prop 8 Judge: Ruling Changes “Understanding of Gender”
by Daisy Hernandez on August 4 2010, 8:05PM
His scathing opinion declares “proposition 8 fails to possess even a rational basis.”
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Prop 8
by Jamilah King on August 4 2010, 5:25PM
A California judge just overturned the state’s ban of same-sex marriages. The queer blogosphere is already rejoicing.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Prop 8
The Essential Link Between Racial Justice and LGBT Movements
by Tammy Johnson on August 4 2010, 10:12AM
ColorLines’ publisher, the Applied Research Center, explains why the racial justice and sexual freedom movements are inseparable.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Prop 8
Pat Robertson’s Zimbabwe Incursion
by Kai Wright on August 3 2010, 1:36PM
The U.S. religious right’s movement to export hate continues growing.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Kai Wright
Federal Housing Protections for Transgender Tenants
by Jamilah King on July 27 2010, 12:48PM
HUD expands its interpretation of the Fair Housing Act to cover gender identity.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
The Kids Are All Right, But Not the Queer Movement
by Daisy Hernandez on July 25 2010, 11:30AM
Intentionally or not, Lisa Cholodenko has rendered on the big screen the narrow racial realities of our new gay world order.
Topics: Arts & Culture, Gender & Sexuality
by Jamilah King on July 23 2010, 6:55PM
He joins more than 13,500 gay Army personnel who’ve been discharged since the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy took effect in 1994.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
Feeling Cheap After Buying Obama’s Abortion B.S.
by Daisy Hernandez on July 23 2010, 5:11PM
The White House went out of its way to restrict access to reproductive health for the women who need it most.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Obama Abortion Ban
Prison System Chains Women in Childbirth
by Michelle Chen on July 20 2010, 10:30AM
In many places around the country, it’s still legal to keep incarcerated women shackled while they go through labor.
Topics: Criminal Justice, Gender & Sexuality, On Gender
Argentina Legalizes Gay Marriage
by Naima Ramos-Chapman on July 15 2010, 3:26PM
The country passes marriage equality law while the U.S. mainstream gay rights movement lags on.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Global Affairs
Tell ABC to Correct D.L. Hughley’s HIV Myth Making
by Jorge Rivas on July 13 2010, 11:07AM
Gay and AIDS advocates are demanding The View correct Hughley’s inaccurate assertions about “down low” men and HIV among Black women.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Health
A New Low for Coverage of Women in Sports
by Jamilah King on July 10 2010, 11:36AM
News coverage of women’s sports has all but disappeared, a new study finds.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Media
Caster Semenya is Woman Enough for the IAAF, After All
by Naima Ramos-Chapman on July 6 2010, 5:13PM
IAAF says South African runner Caster Semenya can compete as a female, but it’ll continue its bizarre gender “tests.”
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
The “End of Men” Isn’t the End of Racism
by Daisy Hernandez on June 30 2010, 3:13PM
The Atlantic’s Hanna Rosin says women are taking over the world. If so, apparently they don’t plan to be any less racist than the (white) men they’re replacing.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Media
The Young People Building Tomorrow’s Queer World
by Ramon Johnson on June 30 2010, 10:40AM
A glimpse into queer America’s multiracial and incredibly dynamic future.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, LGBT Youth
Popular Threads
Recent Comments