One day, on my Facebook page, I wrote, “we are the artists of our lives. If we do not like the way our creation is coming together, we have the power to change it. Each artist must find their own way, their own medium, their own tools, and their own ...

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At 12:38AM on September 17, 2009 Mitrice Richardson was released from The Malibu Lost Hills Sherrif's Department, where she was last seen. There were a few reports of random sightings that came through shortly after that, which led to theories about where Mitrice might be.

That is until ...

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The NY Daily News is reporting that NY State government has officially approved bereavement leave for gay & lesbian couples. While this is probably not the happiest topic for many couples and families to think about...protecting our rights as a community in difficult times of mourning is an important step ...

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I was reading one of my favorite queer health blogs, www.lifelube.org, and saw a link to a recent article in the Seattle Times and my heart skipped a beat.  The link was to an article about a young man named Jordan (pictured here) who lives in Seattle.  Jordan ...

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Don’t cry for me [everybodysgood] the truth is ill never leave you.

So tomorrow marks my final day here at everybodysgood and AIDS care; my internship is over. But don’t worry! I’m still going to write the occasional guest blog… so this is not the last you ...

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According to the Associated Press, David Shupe-Roderick and Ryan W. Dupree, a gay couple from Wyoming, are suing their state for marriage equality. Wyoming, ironically dubbed "The Equality State," defines marriage as "between a male and a female person."

But here’s where the story gets interesting: Roderick,25, and ...

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The religious right loves to paint marriage equality as something nasty. They want the world to hear the word gay and think sex. Well I think these photographs, posted by the Boston Globe, present marriage equality as what it really is: all about love. From all races, religions, nationalities, and ...

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Part of the Pentagons strategy in investigating the impact of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell (DADT) includes asking 150,000 straight couples how their lives will be affected by a repeal. The Sevicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), a national, legal services and policy organization dedicated to ending DADT, decided ...

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After Doctor Laura’s racist tirade a couple of weeks ago, I have noticed a lot of discussion about reclaiming abusive words. I don’t think the use of the n word within parts of the black community is the same as the use of "queer" within the lgbt community ...

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This is AWESOME.

Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America is the first ever comprehensive web-based documentary and archive to explore the LGBT community in America as a whole.

A project of Molly Landreth & Amelia Tovey, Embodiment is a collection of short films and photographic portraits which explore the ...

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