This is the story of a little Black girl born in the segregated South who becomes a large presence in...
Does testosterone make the man? Certainly not in the case of Ma He, a ten-year-old Hui (Chinese Muslim) boy who...
Henri Toulouse-Latrec found her fascinating, enigmatic and worthy of multiple renderings. Bourgeoise fin de siècle Paris found her “kind” shocking,...
When you hear the term “militant bisexual woman,” a certain image may come to mind. That image is probably not...
Today, I celebrate South Africa’s epoch-making freedom fighter Simon Tseko Nkoli (1957–1998), who triumphed in struggles for queer rights, HIV/AIDS...
Let’s rev up the new year with ruminations on how the War on Women inextricably links with and directly impacts...
When I was a kid, we watched a TV sitcom called “Bewitched.” Running from 1964 to 1972, it featured Samantha...
Before and during World War I, there was a great deal of ferment with immigrants peppering these shores; women asserting...
Your land has been overrun by a rabid pack of voracious uber-jackals, and their slavering jaws are slowly pulling everything...
It’s after the 1987 March for Lesbian and Gay Rights, and all the queers have gone home. About a week...
You wouldn’t think that Colonial America could present to history a “prophetess” (term used during their life), reborn from a...