Monthly Archives: July 2014
How Kip Moore’s ‘Dirt Road’ Single Came to Be
A few post back, I wrote about the similarity of Kip Moore’s ‘Dirt Road’ to Justin Moore’s ‘One Dirt Road’. In those post, I noted that though the songs are very similar in theme, the songwriters on both were very … Continue reading
Pride Events Still to Come in 2014
While we tend to think of June as pride month. Gay Cities provides us with a list of some big city prides that are still to come this year; including Austin and Dallas which both happen in September. I am … Continue reading
United Nations Takes Small Step to Gay Marriage Equality
The Huffington Post reports that the United Nations Secretariat will not provide full benefits to same-sex employees regardless of the whether the employees home country recognizes such unions. While this is a step forward for equality, the article notes that … Continue reading
Inside the Courtroom at Marriage Equality Hearing in Florida
Most of the time we see the Marriage Equality hearings only through live streams, transcripts or rehashes in news articles, but The Miami Herald has put together the below video which gives us a little bit of an inside peak … Continue reading
Kissing Cousin ‘Dirt Road’ Country Songs
Country artist Kip Moore has released a single called ‘Dirt Road.’ In the song, Moore sings about his hope that there’s a dirt road up behind the pearly gates: But unless it’s got a dirt road/ leading down to a … Continue reading
Sharing A Disney Princess Memory with Your Gender Non-Conforming Son
Lori Duron is a mom to a gender non-confirming child, C.J. She writes about her experiences at her blog entitled Raising My Rainbow. In an excerpt from one of her posts below, Lori gives us an example of how to … Continue reading
LGBT History: Gay Pride at 45
The website Gay Cities has a photographic look back at gay prides from the last 45 years. See more photos
Tell us YOUR Gay Marriage Equality Evolution Story, Hillary Clinton
Queerty reports on an interview with Hillary Clinton via National Public Radio where they describe her reactions to being questioned about her support of marriage equality as being “angry.” I have listened to the audio portion of the interview and … Continue reading →