Tag: Activism
Allegheny County Ordinance- What I wrote
Got a phone call this morning as it seems what I wrote last evening about what’s wrong with the county ordinance has caused some stir. It appears that what I wrote was both true and not true. So hopefully I’m
The G Spod
Last evening, I had the pleasure to sit down with DJ G and Carman of the G Spod and talk about queer politics. If that sounds boring, just tune into their show- it was wild. I think the world of
What We Are Up Against
Senators get 705,000-plus letters opposing ‘hate crimes’ Anyone who reads my blog regularly knows that I’m a major cheerleader for grassroots constituent advocacy. Making contact with your elected official is the single most important thing a person can do other
Activism Dialogue
Blogger, Sue Kerr, Â Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents, and I have been exchanging some ideas about advocacy since she posted the other day. Sue expressed frustration that face to face meetings with legislators was difficult. I replied, and she has expanded on
Pride Week and Activism
Thanks to Sue Kerr, Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents, for her Pride Week post, and for her mention of 2 very important events happening this coming week. While the two events were not planned together, they provide 2 different perspectives from which
Pride Week in Pittsburgh is Quickly Approaching!
I have posted this, but in case you missed it: GLTBQ Civil rights: How you can change government for your rights. A town hall forum and training session. A groundswell of activity is happening across the country to provide GLBTQ
Today is Ethan’s Day!
The linked story is from yesterday, and is about a 9 year old boy who has organized a Marriage Equality rally! Â Well worth reading! For all of my over-10-year-old readers: what’s up? Â If this kid and decide to take action
Homosexual activists target, expose pro-family voters
We saw this same type of reporting following the Prop 8 vote. I wanted to voice my opinion on this issue. Signing a petition is a form of free speech. A person adds their name and address to a public
FACES OF US: Pennsylvania
This is a cool site and a useful action to take. Giving a face to the issue- demonstrating what a diverse and amazing and beautiful world of folks who seek change. To me this is especially striking after considering the









