I remember feeling quite distraught after the 2000 hijacking of the Presidential election, decided by the U.S. Supreme Court; I was almost beyond despair when George W. Bush “won” re-(s)election, watching the hot messes in Florida (again) and Ohio (thanks Ken Blackwell, for the voting machines breaking down in minority neighborhoods). But at no point [...]

At least 27. I didn’t watch the debate in real time; I was jamming in Greensboro at a Journey concert — front row seats. I asked my peeps on Facebook and Twitter if I missed anything interesting about the debate. Folks didn’t hold back. Of course when I did watch the debate, I was glad [...]

It’s good to see this effort by Courage Campaign Super PAC and American Bridge 21st Century – an outline in personal testimonies of how life under Mitt Romney will be an exercise in trying to hold onto the meager LGBT equality gains that have been made while fighting off clear attempts to ensure institutionalized bigotry remains [...]