Marriage equality is not about the ability to call someone wife or husband. It’s about the ability to protect our families from a variety of situations, the most important of which is healthcare.

A recent study by the UCLA School of Public Health and Lambda Legal Defense and Education ...

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Next week we will be beginning a new series at Everybodysgood—Porno Fridays. Porn is a subject filled with taboos and yet thousands of American’s enjoy it every day... so we thought we would take a closer look at the relationships we have with pornography— how does it affect ...

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We had a lot of fun last weekend at Pride and here are some pictures from the festivities. If you have any pictures you would like to share just e-mail us! Tell us what you think about pride by voting on our home page poll and commenting on This Blog.


 

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This may feel like it’s coming a little late…but I was wondering how everyone felt about Pride. Historically, Pride marches began as a celebration of the day we fought back—the first pride march was held in New York City on the anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion— and ...

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Data recently released by Harris Interactive on July 13, suggests that members of the adult queer community are more social-media-savvy than their heterosexual counterparts. This isn’t all that surprising once you look at how many internet memes consist of men in drag…but the statistics are still pretty interesting ...

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When I’m 40, I’ll live with my husband and my son in a quaint suburban home. My neighbors will have emigrated from Mexico, and after chasing the American dream, they would have built a nice life for themselves and been nationalized. Together we’ll throw block parties and ...

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Every day kids across America are bullied because they are different. For some students a school day is filled with a constant barrage of "Fat-ass," "Bitch," "Faggot!" After years of waiting for the Senate, one new piece of legislation hopes to combat this bias-biased bullying.

Dignity for All Students Act ...

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When Agnes Cybulska saw the craigslist ad for an "experienced executive Polish housekeeper," she was sure the position was perfect for her. It promised $1,000 a week and trips to the Hamptons and Palm Beach Fla. However, during the interview she quickly discovered that the job was anything but ...

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As I’m sure everyone remembers, on Election Day of November 2008 the people of California had the power to revoke the rights of a minority. It was the day Proposition 8, (also known as prop H8) stripped thousands of Californian lesbian and gay couples of the right to marry ...

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 In this webinar, which is sponsored by the Lesbian and Gay Family Building Project, Consultant Fred Elia will familiarize participants with public and private agency processes to becoming a foster or adoptive parent in New York State, as well as how to best navigate those processes.

 Participants will leave with ...

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