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And last but not least today: the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) has just issued a media release about an important GL...

On 25 March, I reported on this blog ( here ) that the new Secretary of Education Arne Duncan met on 23 March with representatives of Gay, ...

I know that all broken bones heal, all bleeding stops, all bruises fade, but a wound that has deflated your self esteem never fully heals...

As my set of interests in the profile section of this blog indicates, I have a strong concern to stop bullying of LGBT youth in schools. I’...

Early in January, I blogged about how we can expect the religious right to bombard youth with anti-gay propaganda in the coming year, in an ...

So, that other small epiphany about which I promised yesterday to post today. It may seem tiny to anyone else. But it felt big to me. My ne...

Today is the national day of silence to combat bullying of LGBT youth in American schools. This year’s event centers on remembrance of Law...

I’m thinking about silence today. My email this morning contains an announcement from Ashon Crawley of Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Ne...

Time moves on. It has been one month since Lawrence King was murdered. The resolve of the world community to remember, and to act in r...

News today that the American Family Association has announced a boycott of the April 25 “Day of Silence” being promoted by GLSEN—Gay, Lesbia...

Still thinking about the postings on yesterday’s Arkansas Times blog, in response to Mr. Obama’s clarion call for Americans to recognize th...

At last the mainstream media is picking up the Lawrence King story: NOT! Huffington Post is reporting today that Anderson Cooper had announc...

As this week winds to a close, and I try to juggle multiple projects (what birthday gift do you give a connoisseur of chocolate who has ev...