After an encounter with a box of cereal, I am trying to be blind to all those ribbons and banners on ordinary things I buy.
Casting the First Tweet – Why Someone Else’s Gender Is Not About Me
My brain-churning, stomach-twisting questioning presumed that I knew all there was to know about what it’s like to be a woman in this world. And I don’t.
Just “For Girls?” How Gender Divisions Trickle Down
Our feeds are full of ire about men who don’t get it. A lot of men do, so I’m sharing just such a case, with my own comments as someone who markets without apology to a specific audience.
One Way to Talk to People About “Religious Freedom” Laws Like Indiana’s
ow would you like to walk into a bakery, clothing store or dentist, either by yourself or in front of your kids or grandparents, and have the person behind the counter take one look at you and say “We don’t serve your kind.” And it is legal to treat you that way?
Stars Fell On Alabama’s Lesbian and Gay Couples – reblog from Mary Griggs
Mary Griggs shares a wonderful history lesson and a summing up of the beautiful, supportive “Wedding Week” in Alabama. Read it, it will do your heart good.