When we sell corporate sponsorships to gay pride parades, what we're really selling is our risk tolerance in the name of respectability...

Pride reveals the poverty in being loved for who we are not.

It's far more efficient and effective to convince our allies to convert their attitude into action in the dismantling of straight...

We create "closets" to hide away those parts of ourselves we cannot afford to share, until one day we realize our lives have become a...

I think "gay" is a culture based on a variety of sexual orientations (homosexual, bi-, pan-, etc.), rather than...

The majesty of the moment might take a lifetime to realize.

Afflicting straight supremacy since 1969 (and before)...

"Coming out" about anything unlocks doors for everyone. We all hide certain aspects of our lives, and when you demonstrate the courage...

In this society, love is still subversive.

Beautiful overwhelm of dignity on full display, no matter who's watching.

Riots were never meant to retain corporate sponsorships.

I can't wait to see us queer people require even more from our loved ones.

Whoever you are, if you saw yourself the way we see you, you would rest assured in your incontrovertible beauty.

Too many allies pat themselves on the back for practicing tolerance, without actually risking anything to change the status quo.

Let's not be afraid to love like we mean it.

In the same way the world can never completely be tamed, at least some small part of us will always run wild and free.

Never lose sight of what matters most and all we fought for.

I don't know who needs to hear this, but gender is just a social construct designed to preserve the patriarchy. That means...

Find somewhere you can walk hand-in-hand -- unbothered and unburdened with straight supremacy. Even if just for a moment, even if just...

Claiming you love and support queer people while voting against our civil rights is just a convenient way to burnish your reputation with...