Blog Changes in 2015
Blog post articulates some of the changes you will see on thomascwaters.com, including a negative commentary on “Facebook Activism.”
Articles by: Thomas Waters
Vigil for Andi Woodhouse
A transman, Andi Woodhouse will be remembered with a vigil this coming Saturday at 2PM.
Year in Review: thomascwaters.com
Each year, I post about the top stories on my blog for the year. These are the stories that received the most traffic/visits, as well as most comments.
The anguish of loss and the promise of ‘it gets better.’
We have to do better because Leelah isn’t the only young person in this position or facing this level of crisis. We have to do better and truly love these youth because the people who should be there for them often are not and are the people torturing these kids.
This week in HIV/AIDS, December 30, 2014
This week in HIV/AIDS, is an ongoing weekly blog series where I highlight news or commentary about HIV/AIDS in an attempt to increase the dialogue about HIV/AIDS within the LGBTQ community.
Will State Strategies Propel LGBTQ Rights Forward in 2015?
What will the LGBTQ movement need to focus upon in 2015 and how. Commentary regarding a state-level strategy for LGBTQ issues as identified by David Mariner and published on The Billerico Project.
The future of LGBTQ Rights is bleak: Eminem is gay?
See James Franco realizes what a bunch of assholes we are that we will believe anything put before us, when it is done by some guy who collectively, we want to get in their pants. And by that, I mean Franco’s as wells Eminem’s.
A Gay Man Reads ‘Lesbian for a Year.’
Review of the book, “Lesbian for a Year” by Brooke Hemphill which documents Hemphill’s history seeking intimacy through sex, and includes a year where she dates women exclusively.
Christmas 2014: What we choose to believe and disbelieve.
Ideas about myths and realities that we either accept or choose to disbelieve including Santa Claus, Jesus’ virgin birth, and an anti-police movement.
A Gay Man Sees “The Gays”
There is a great need for cultural critique and someone needs to really skewer modern gay male culture. But, “The Gays” neither glorifies Fag overindulgence and self absorption nor adequately indicts it in a way which becomes humorous.