Japan’s triple threat
Earthquake. Tsunami. Nuclear meltdown. After the 9.0 earthquake hit Sendai, Japan, at 2:46 p.m. March 11, the country faced a tsunami...
Protecting LGBT youth
It’s great when LGBT media from around the country gets a chance to meet with each other and share their experience and knowledge. ...
For Carl
Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover was a sixth-grader in the Springfield (Mass. ) Schools in the 2008-09 school year. School was an awful place for...
Letter to the Editor
Editor: I am writing in response to the recent introduction of HB 879 by Rep. Mike O’Brien. Over the last...
Creep of the Week: Rick Santorum
I’m sure glad my last name isn’t Santorum. For one thing, I wouldn’t want to be related to Rick Santorum. For another...
Ending the bullying
Over the past few months, school bullying — and its sometimes-dire consequences — has garnered media and national attention. This week,...
On losing an ally
Last weekend turned out to be one of those nailbiters. First District Councilman Frank DiCicco was searching the fibers of his gut,...
Marriage in the Free State?
If you haven’t kept track of the marriage-go-round, our state-by-state tour has taken up camp in lovely Maryland. Maryland is...
Seeking inclusive Catholicism
Last month, a local college declined to renew the adjunct contract for a gay priest after administrators learned about his sexual orientation. ...
Creep of the Week: Donald Trump
Aww, so sweet. Donald Trump thinks gay people are great. Mind you, not so great that they should be allowed to...
No longer defending DOMA
This week, the Department of Justice announced it would no longer defend part of the “Defense of Marriage Act. ” Enacted in...
Repealing the health-care law would be costly for LGBT Americans
To win the future, America will need to make the kind of investments and reforms that allow our nation to out-innovate, out-educate and out-build...
LGBT in the Libyan revolution
Covering the fall of the Berlin Wall from East Berlin, sneaking into Cuba without government knowledge, reporting for the gay press from behind the...
The PGN time machine
Putting together this issue has not been unlike Michael J. Fox getting launched into the past in a DeLorean “Back to the...
Reflecting on battles won
I’ve been very emotional in the last few weeks. After all, 35 years is a big deal. At milestones like this,...
Creep of the Week: Vision America
Every year, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference is a hot bed of antigay ranting. CPAC 2011 was no exception, despite the...
Creep of the Week: Scott Lively
I don’t know if you’ve been paying attention to what’s been going on in Uganda lately, but you should know that it’s really, really...
Walking while transgender
This week, the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force released the first large-scale study of discrimination against...
Unemployed? Volunteer!
Next week’s column is one of those columns that will write itself. It will be the column celebrating our 35th anniversary. I’m...
Creep of the Week: Brent Bozell
“Homosexual activists” are at it again. Just when you thought it was safe to watch prime-time TV, gay propagandists have taken the...
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