A popular topic on the GLBTRT e-list this past week was identifying pride parade marchers […]
Who Is on This American Libraries Cover?
GLBTRT ALA Councilor Report from Peter Hepburn
By Peter Hepburn Only a year since I left the Midwest for SoCal, and yet […]
LGBT Rights for the Past Week
Looking back across the decades, there might be good news for LGBT rights once a […]
Dilbert Comic Strip Mocks India’s Recent Anti-Gay Laws
The comic strip Dilbert by Scott Adams recently took a stand for gay rights, specifically in response […]
Karen Schneider Wins the Elizabeth Futas Catalyst For Change Award
Via ALA press release. CHICAGO – Karen G. Schneider, university librarian at Holy Names University, […]
Media of Note: February 11, 2014
Trans Woman Releases Bathroom Finder App Via Advocate.com: “One woman has taken matters into her own hands, […]
Sochi Olympics: Putin, Promotions, Prejudice, and Pride
By John Mack Freeman I love the Olympics. For most of the year, I am […]
What’s New in the Fight for Marriage Equality?: Ohio, Kansas, Nevada, and Abroad!
At times, the fight for marriage equality can seem both incredibly fast and grindingly slow. […]
News by the Pound: Headlines Roundup February 11, 2014
Nel’s favorite of the week: “A new study from Indiana researchers tells us what most […]
De Blasio Not Marching in St. Patrick’s Parade
Newly elected New York mayor Bill De Blasio plans to skip this year’s St. Patrick’s […]