Why Are We Still Negating Bisexuality in Television?
Bisexuals deserve a proper character plot that transcends beyond lacking a moral compass.
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Deported to Death: Cases That Reveal the Danger of U.S. Immigration Policy
"The dangerous conditions that people from different countries are facing are well understood, and it's well-documented that specific types of people are very much in danger if they are deported back to their home countries."
Maine Abortion Providers Could Increase Six-Fold if This Lawsuit Succeeds
Maine is one of 41 states that restrict abortion access by allowing only doctors to perform abortions.
‘I’ve Always Queered That Normative Space’: A Q&A With Rhea Butcher and Cameron Esposito
It’s easy for people to respond to others' coming out with “I don’t care who you love.” But how about moving toward “Great! I’m so glad!” as opposed to “I don’t care”?
Arizona Supreme Court Decision: A Reminder That the Marriage Equality Battle Isn’t Over
McLaughlin v. McLaughlin dealt with whether the female spouse of a woman who gave birth via artificial insemination can be presumed to be the legal parent of that child.
‘No Nazis, No KKK, No Fascist UVA’: One Month After Charlottesville Violence, Students Shroud Jefferson Statue
While surrounding the statue, student protesters read a list of ten demands addressed to UVA President Teresa Sullivan.
