by Anthony Polimeni Anthony Polimeni: You have worked under many administrations, I mean, start at NIH in 1968. Tell me, in one word, your opinion on these presidents or opinion
by Michael Wolf / Purdue University – Fort Wayne Most observers link identity politics with Democrats, as underrepresented groups have used their common fate as a vehicle for political action since
It was a typical crisp Seattle fall evening during the pandemic. Like most, I hadn’t been out in what felt like years. A friend of mine had offered to take
by Adam Brett LGBTQ+ teachers report feeling stressed and even discriminated against in the workplace due to their identity. This is a problem when keeping teachers in their jobs is
by Wendy Marie Cumming-Potvin Despite social change, LGBTQI+ people still face discrimination at school and in the community. Language for diverse genders and sexualities is continually changing. LGBTQI+ allyship is part of this
by Pascale Dangoisse, Constance Crompton, and Michelle Schwartz LGBTQ+ organizations in Canada are gearing up for a “Rainbow Week of Action” that will feature rallies across the country calling on
The time has come, God knows, for us to examine ourselves, but we can only do this if we are willing to free ourselves of the myth of America and
Urvashi Vaid, who died in May 2022 at the age of 63, was a relentless force in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights and broader social justice issues. A transformative leader,
