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Blog Post Archive
Mitch Kellaway: Father's Day as a Transgender Man
I witness Ezekiel's first Father's Day in a Philadelphia hotel room. I surmise that there are numerous others within our community celebrating this first today, one pinnacle amongst the many precious firsts that transgender men experience throughout our gender transitions.
Eliot Armand Glenn: Quinn's Self-Defense
In response to vicious hate crimes against LGBT New Yorkers, City Council Speaker and mayoral hopeful Christine Quinn is sponsoring an insulting series of classes in "street smarts" and self-defense. As a policy response to these tragedies, Quinn's offer is inadequate and inappropriate.
Robin Hoffman: Perspective Lends a Helping Hand
it feels like here, this summer, as I fall asleep ever night in my childhood bed in my pink room with the lace curtains and the hum of the crickets outside, I am merging my two lives. And it's beautiful and challenging and emotional and wildly funny at times.
Rob White: The Big Night: 5 Ways to Cultivate Patience
Remember that many of life's miracles often do not happen quickly; they require patience. Illnesses and wounds heal best with patience. Life often reveals its mysteries with patience. Difficult problems sometimes solve themselves with patience. We grow into healthy, functioning adults with patience.
Barbara Ernst Prey: The First Expansive Sargent Watercolor Exhibition in Twenty Years: An Artist's Perspective
Another artist might not be able to pull it off but Sargent makes it work. His oils, too, have this quality - a dash here, a couple of brushstrokes there, something only a master can execute. It is like jazz - you have to have the basics before you can improvise.
Read More...George Zaidan: What Is Fat?
There's been a war on fat in this country. You can buy "fat free" and "reduced fat" versions of anything. But all fats are not created equal. There are many different types; some are good for you and some are not.
Saleem H. Ali: Prioritizing Peace in Balochistan
Peace is possible in Balochistan and across the land but it will require a willingness to differentiate between absolutist religious zealotry and resource-driven provincial nationalism.
Mark O'Connell, L.C.S.W.: The Many Mothers of Cinderella Boy: A Review of A Kid Like Jake
What if Cinderella attended the wrong ball? What if Cinderella were a 4-year-old boy named Jake whose parents desperately want him to get into an elite private school? These are among the questions raised by the new play A Kid Like Jake.
Foodbeast: Cap'n Crunch Makes National Headlines, Insists He is Not a Liar & a Fraud
Apparently, we've caused a national outrage that some have deemed "the greatest controversy in recorded history." When we broke the news that Cap'n Crunch is...
Carol Orsborn: 11 Digital Tools That Provide Spiritual Continuity
What happens when you can't physically make it to the pew to hear the uplifting sermon or get to the meditation hall for a comforting prayer? At these times, rather than going to church, ashram, temple or mosque, a growing number of individuals are going digital.
Melissa Sher: The 7 Annoying People You'll Meet When Pregnant
Just like famous folks have to put up with their share of difficulties (Gwyneth Paltrow told USA Today the Met Ball was soooo hot and crowded this year), pregnant women have to put up with some common annoyances too. Ours come in the form of people.
Thrillist: This Is the Biggest Austin Restaurant Opening of the Year. True Story.
Top Chef Paul Qui's new restaurant is the first upscale dining establishment in a zone that's more known for Lone Stars than star chefs.
Evelyne Politanoff: Lavish Hairstyles by J.D. 'OKHAI OJEIKERE
J.D. 'OKHAI OJEIKERE was born in 1930 in the western part of Nigeria. One of his cousins advised him to buy a camera and tought...
Tracy Schorn: Kissing Your Abuser
Some say Nigella Lawson "submitted" to Charles Saatchi. That's one way to look at it. I see it as two people on totally different wavelengths.
Seriously Skewed: Top 8 Things We Should Know About Our Miranda Rights
I still don't know who Miranda is or why she is associated with the right to remain silent but now that the Supreme Court has...
Zach J. Hoag: Patton Oswalt and Prodigal Sam: A Love Story
Have you heard about that thing that happened with that comedian Patton Oswalt and that dude who does funny tweets called @prodigalsam? It got me thinking about the book of Philippians and how we might learn from Sam, a campus minister, about what it means for followers of Jesus.
Erica Firpo: Back Fom the Biennale, Venice 2013
Venice. Floating city, contemporary art contradiction. The Venice Biennale is a six-month celebration of contemporary art, and in part a celebration of the ancient archipelago that refuses to be defined.
Gabriel Shaoolian: Cloud 101: 5 Reasons to Get Your Head Out of the Clouds and Embrace This Small Business Tool
There is a general misunderstanding on the complexity of cloud computing. Like anything else, we are much more comfortable with the systems we have in place and we naturally resist change. But we shouldn't.
Christine Negroni: Wildlife From Cape to Cape
We weren't in the Atlantic proper for more than five minutes when I saw a spout of water off in the distance.