By Michael Bronski Image from Flickr user Laverrue As we move into LGBTQ Pride month we are being met with a deluge of public discussions, events, breaking news stories, and potentially groundbreaking legal decisions that impact not only the queer... Read more →
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Jay Michaelson takes issue with how some would define "traditional" in Russia. Read more →
Jay Michaelson looks at Scalia's legalistic argles and bargles. Read more →
Jay Michaelson looks at recent incidents of homophobic hate crimes. Read more →
Two cases being argued before the Supreme Court this week have the potential to tip the judicial scales in favor of greater legal equality for LGBT families. Read more →
Four points to think about if your state has a marriage equality ballot question. Read more →
Obama's statement on marriage equality is a model of religious reasoning. Jay Michaelson explains. Read more →
We've all heard the cliché, and we all know its meaning. But Jay Michaelson suggests a different reading of the creation story. Read more →
Jay Michaelson makes the case for difficulty in the debate over LGBT equality. Read more →
Santorum's bigotry may play to his base, but is increasingly a liability in a more inclusive nation. Read more →
Monday Media Roundup
November 21, 2011
Anita Hill spoke with the Takeaway about some of the remarkable women profiled in her book, Reimagining Equality. You can also listen to her read a chapter from Reimagining Equality at Vanity Fair. Jay Wexler talks about The Odd Clauses... Read more →
Before he came out, Jay Michaelson was sure that doing so would spell the end of his religious life. Instead, it marked the beginning of a new understanding. Read more →
The Jewish High Holidays are the time more Jews go to synagogue than any other, yet it foregrounds a theology least likely to appeal to them, one highlighting sin and repentance, judgment and guilt. Is this a good thing? Read more →
The second part of our author roundtable on the ethical and religious issues raised by the death of an enemy. Read more →