February 18, 2009
NOTE: I have made some changes to this entry based on some feedback I got from Duncan Osborne, reporter for Gay City News. Gay City News, a NYC-focused weekly newspaper that focuses on the LGBT community, recently published a series …
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Tagged gay false arrests, gay sex, gay white men, nyc, queer justice league, robert pinter
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February 9, 2009
From Gay Politics.com--Fred Davie, the openly gay president of Public/Private Ventures, has been named to serve on President Barack Obama’s Policy Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. Davie will work to provide objective, nonpartisan advice to the president on a …
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February 3, 2009
Hey folks, sorry I been gone so long, but I was in Denver al last week for the 21st annual Creating Change conference, this year in Denver. Bilerico.com just published the speech I delivered at the HIV/AIDS plenary at Creating …
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Tagged creating change, essex hemphill, HIV, hiv/aids, kenyon farrow, marlon riggs, NGLTF, tongues untied
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December 31, 2008
2008 is the year of the Black Queer! OK. That sounds really cheesy. But I was thinking about what my end of year blog entry would be, and while watching the finale of the Keyshia Cole reality show on BET, …
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Posted in activism, Books, Culture, Film, Health, Media, Music, Navel-Gazing, News, Politics, Television, Theater
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Tagged 2008, beyonce, black gay, jasmyne cannick, kai wirght, new jersey 4, noah's arc, uganda, wendy williams
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December 29, 2008
Tzipi Livni, Israeli Foreign Minister on Meet The Press: “We are targeting Hamas, we are not looking for civilians to kill more than that. …We are trying to avoid any civil casualty…We are trying to make all the effort in …
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Tagged gaza, hamas, israel, palestine, tzipi livni
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December 11, 2008
In the past several days there have been three stories that have been very disturbing to me, separately, and all as a result of the proximity in time-at least as news stories. This week, the three NYPD officers were all …
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Tagged gender based violence, Jose Sucuzhanay, michael mineo, NYPD, Romel Sucuzhanay, Shanika Pretlow
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December 4, 2008
Even though we’ve talked over the last year about the new HIV infections rate (incidence) in 2006, I haven’t given any thought to the issue of transmission-how many people actually transmit HIV to an HIV negative person every year? And …
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December 1, 2008
(originally written for the NGLTF Policy Institute) December 1, 2008 8:40 am Today, many of us will dust off those red ribbons, and “remember” to remember the people who we’ve lost, and who are currently living with HIV/AIDS. Some of …
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September 19, 2008
The US Conference on AIDS has begun in Fort Lauderdale, unfortunately I couldn’t afford to go, but just as well because I am going to see my southern friends at Southerners on New Ground’s 15th Anniversary. But given the CDC’s …
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