Yesterday I highlighted a couple of interviews that journalist Rex Wockner did during his stay in New York in October. I'd helped to transcribe those interviews from the original recordings and noted that there was a third interview that might or might not see the light of day - and that I'd make note of it if and when it was published.Well, Rex just posted his interview with Scott Long tonight on his blog and it's truly worth a read. Scott is the Director of the LGBT Division at Human Rights Watch and, in it, he speaks ...
Others have posted excerpts from these posts already but I wanted to bring attention to a couple of interviews that my friend Rex Wockner did during a rare stay in New York in late October. While in the city, he took an opportunity to interview two of my favorite bloggers: Andy Towle who runs Towleroad and Joe Jervis who blogs at Joe.My.God.Both Andy and Joe have been more than generous in picking up on the stuff I write about here on Blabbeando and I haven't always acknowledged it or thanked them for it. This gives me a ...
D.C. Council votes to legalize same-sex marriage. One more round of votes to go.
The GLBT Historical Society of Northern California in cooperation with the Bay Area Reporter has created this searchable database of all obituaries that have appeared in the Bay Area Reporter since it began publishing them in 1979.
A Voice For The Fallen
One man’s quest to memorialize the 4,600 gay men who died of AIDS in Philadelphia.
Gay marriage ‘likely’ in Portugal
Uganda Govt Hits Back Over Gay Criticism. With more of the same hatred.
How To Get ENDA Moving Again. Rex Wockner also ...
The leaf-strewn winds of October have brought me to Portland, Maine. I've been here less than 48 hours and I've already had my first Maine lobster and checked out both of the local gay bars, Blackstones and Styxx. Yes! Styxx! Like the 80's band. I almost have gotten the hang of the city's layout and, though it's been mostly grey and rainy since I arrived, the temperatures have been rather mild for this time of year. With some luck, I'll get time to visit some of the local federal parklands as well.What brings me, here, mostly, is my friendship ...
On Sept. 11, Hillary Clinton received the Roosevelt Institute’s Four Freedoms Award. The annual awards are “presented each year to men and women whose achievements have demonstrated a commitment to those principles which President Roosevelt proclaimed in his historic speech to Congress on January 6, 1941 as essential to democracy: freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want, freedom from fear.”
In her acceptance speech, Clinton said that that the United States will fight anti-LGBT violence whereever it occurs:
(We) must condemn violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity. In country after country after country, ...