Month: November 2009
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’Tis A Swell Season
If you’re like me and my friends who spend Christmas together as a family — siphoning overspiked egg nog and…
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Gays Flood Abravanel Hall for Kathy Griffin
Saturday, Nov. 21 Abravanel Hall felt like Gay Pride, according to some who attended the Kathy Griffin show. The energetic…
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Stories of the Demise of Gay Publications…
Last week’s news of the 40-year-old Washington Blade and five other stalwart gay publications closing down was a jarring moment…
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Thankful Thoughts
Cherubs, I want to start by wishing all my faithful readers, stalkers, fans and critics a heartfelt Happy Thanksgiving! I…
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Gel and Vaginal Rings: The Future of HIV-Prevention?
On Dec. 1, World AIDS Day 2009 will dawn on a world where nearly 33.2 million people (including 2.5 million…
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An In-Depth Look at Salt Lake City’s New Nondiscrimination Ordinances
A two year battle to expand Salt Lake City’s nondiscrimination housing and employment ordinances to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender…
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The Queer-Affirmative Therapists are In
When Foundation for Reconciliation, a group of straight Mormons and their friends of all sexual orientations, delivered a petition to…
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The LDS Church and the “Gang of Five”
The LDS Church’s statement in support for Salt Lake City’s gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender-inclusive housing and workplace ordinances on…
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Buttars: New Queer Ally or Business as Usual?
Just days after the Salt Lake City Council passed two historic ordinances offering workplace and housing protections to gay and…
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Local Group Remembers Murdered Transgender People
On Nov. 20, Transgender Education Advocates of Utah and a number of allied organizations observed the International Day of Transgender…
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