We’re approaching a pivotal election on Nov. 6—one that will determine whether we continue down a path of fear and hatred, or turn back to ... Read More

This news is scary and it’s maddening. But keep in mind that what we are hearing about is a report of a memo that is being ... Read More

This is hard. So many of us are still reeling from the Senate’s vote on Saturday to elevate Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court. Like many ... Read More

Forty years ago, during a different hot, tumultuous summer, at the height of disco and in the wake of orange juice queen Anita Bryant’s national ... Read More

July 4th has always been one of my favorite holidays. I’ve always loved fireworks on the Esplanade, grilling in friends’ backyards, and Sousa marches – no ... Read More

Securing a child’s relationship to their parent is one of the most important components of stability and security for a child. On July 1, 2018, the ... Read More

For the first time in our movement history, a stand-alone transgender non-discrimination bill passed and was signed in a Republican-controlled state. This will serve as ... Read More

One of the privileges of doing family law work in the LGBTQ community is helping families, especially children, become strong advocates for themselves and for ... Read More

In the weeks before his assassination in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King said in a speech to a group of sanitation workers in Memphis: Now our ... Read More

We’ve always known the government has no military justification for the Trump-Pence transgender service ban. The government’s plan for ridding the military of transgender people is ... Read More