From "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee: <Mrs. Dubose was a sick, cantankerous old woman who would berate Jem and Scout whenever...

Happiness comes from remembering who you really are.

Dare to release the love locked in your heart.

Gratitude is the confluence of conscious loving kindness and selfless service.

Queerphobia is the poison you drink so we will be fabulous.

The world is just right out there waiting for you.

The U.S. has never had a "Once upon a time..." and likely will never have a "Happily ever after." But sometimes, when just enough of us...

Love is all the selfless choices we make for someone else's spiritual growth, care, and comfort.

Wake up to a love that sustains you.

"Straightness" as a sexual orientation/culture is just a social construct designed to keep us playing it small.

You are your own beacon, calling yourself home.

The success of straight supremacy has always relied on queer complicity.

There are moments in life when you look at someone and just know they're your person.

"Straightness" as a sexual orientation and culture is based on a lie, created by people in positions of power, in order to preserve...

Seen. Known. Cherished. Loved. Adored.

So many of life's adventures start with the courage to make a simple choice.

Some people who claim to vote based on "the economy" are really just seeking socially-acceptable excuses to vote for straight white...

Practice the courage and humility of taking imperfect action.

Straightness as a sexual/cultural orientation is "fragile" because it's based on a lie: that human hearts should in some way be constricted,

Stay free and filled with wonder.