Coffee The Writer’s Best Friend
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a writer in possession of a great idea, must be in want of a coffee (with apologies to Jane Austen)… Read more »
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Whole Fooding: Part 2
A starving artist in NYC: Visualizing abundance won’t stop your stomach from growling… Read more »
Dr. Laura, Racism And Homophobia
Since when is it acceptable to use the N-word on national media… Read more »
Elena Kagan: First Lesbian Justice?
Her sexuality is only one of many questions we have for the newest Supreme Court Justice when she dons her robes this October… Read more »
Finally, It Has Happened to Me
Finals over and apartment haphazardly moved into storage, I loaded up my Subaru with every cute work outfit I owned and drove to my summer internship in San Francisco. Nervous to start my first day of work, I woke up early, got out the Fling—my new favorite sex toy—and engaged… Read more »
Curve Pride
To be honest, Pride parties aren’t usually my thing. I’m out and proud and about as gay as they get all year long, so it’s hard to justify spending twice as much to see the same people dance to the same music in the same bar I go to every… Read more »
Burn Out. And How She Became Uninvolved In Her Own Life.
1980. Around the time that J. Lennon was shot down in New York City and when most of the western world was humming ‘Do That To Me One More Time’ by Captain & Tennille, a small paperback called ‘Burn Out’ hit the shelves… Read more »
The Silent Majority: Lesbians And Poverty
In the final part of the social issues series Victoria A. Brownworth asks: Why are lesbians falling below the poverty line in such alarming numbers… Read more »