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Photo via Tarhearted With the passage of legal gay marriage in Minnesota and a recent Pew Poll showing over fifty percent approval of legal gay marriage, you might come to the conclusion that the struggle for the LGBT community has ended. These are important milestones, however, the south is showing now, as much as ever, [...]
If your invitation hasn’t come in the mail don’t panic, it’s probably on its way. The National ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) has recently sent out mock e-vites to the viewing of Modern Family’s Mitch and Cam’s wedding; urging the writers of the show to produce an episode with their wedding as its central theme. [...]
I make it a point to try to settle myself and engage in fair and tolerant dialogue with people who have differing opinions from me—especially as they relate to the LGBT community and Christianity as I have strong, meaningful ties to both. I have many friends from my former Christianity-centered life who are still connected [...]
On Easter, I watched “The Butterfly Effect” for the third time. At first, I wasn’t clear on why I chose that particular movie to watch on Easter. After speaking with a friend of mine about it, I realized that two of the movie themes were consistent with an Easter or Spring theme. In the movie, [...]
Post via Michael in Norfolk – Apparently fathering a seven children hasn’t helped Rick Santorum convince himself in his heart of hearts that he’s not a self-loathing closeted gay man (no one is so hysterically anti-gay unless they are over compensating for something). Or at least that’s my take on Santorum’s latest anti-gay diatribe in [...]
Hey there, Brad Kutner, Editor-in-Chief of GayRVA here, As some of your know, my background is in radio. I spent 5 years surfing the FM and AM dials covering a broad range of topics for multiple outlets. One of my fondest memories is the time I spent producing the Jack Gravely Show on AM990, a [...]
By Julie Harthill Clayton My 16-year-old son recently asked, out of the blue, whether I thought people were either entirely straight or entirely gay. I told him that I thought that human sexuality and identity were on a continuum; some people fall squarely at each end, others fall all along that continuum. He seemed satisfied. But [...]
Words and Photos by Jay Squires — I felt like going to DC for the Prop 8 hearing was something I needed to do. The atmosphere was electric. I could hear the cheers of supporters from blocks away. I knew my people, members of the LGBTQ community and their allies, were up there and they [...]
