Book Review: Tomorrow Will Be Different
Book Review Sarah McBride is an unwavering advocate for the transgender community. As the current National Press Secretary for the Human Rights Campaign, she brings attention to the many difficult issues that members of the LGBTQ+ spectrum experience. In this …
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Comets Soaring to Service: UT Dallas Alternative Break Students Volunteer with Campus Pride
As a community, which is as diverse as any other, we have come a long way in the campaign for equality. Having made significant progress in the struggle for rights, there is a lot of work that remains to be …
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University of Central Florida “igknighting” volunteerism with Campus Pride
The alarm went off at 5:30 a.m. and I begin to start my 7.5-hour journey. We the participants at the University of Central Florida embark on our adventure into the 30-degree weather of Charlotte, North Carolina. We decided to go …
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With Glitter and Love for All: Oglethorpe University Alternative Break Students Volunteer at Campus Pride
In June 2012, same-sex marriage marriage was established in all fifty states in the United States after a landmark ruling by Supreme Court. After the ruling, members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies everywhere celebrated across the globe—even the White …
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Book Review: My Son Wears Heels
Book Review Julie Tarney’s son was different from what she thought of a typical boy from an early age. Harry often dressed in “girl” clothes and expressed that he thought he was a girl. She often had to make decisions …
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Beyond the Language of Asexuality
Recently someone asked what Asexuality means to me as an openly biromantic asexual female. What is this sexual orientation that has been defined as a lack of sexuality, as the awkward X outside the spectrum of normal sexuality? It has …
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