We Queer people need not assimilate in order to belong or thrive.

Getting lost in life's might-have-been's is a sure way to create more of life's never-was's.

I can't wait to see more Queer corporate leaders building social equity for the rest of us.

We're to the part of the program where some straight people seem to be real happy to slap on a rainbow sticker, but remain unwilling to...

Some straight people act like they're terrified that if we Queer people obtain any measure of power or authority, we will turn around and...

For us Queer people, living in the U.S. has always meant learning how to effectively harness and channel our outrage.

Some straight people are real happy to claim credit for every single thing except straight supremacy.

Like it or not, some guys get married...

The energy waves of the universe roil through our lives like the surf, and our role is merely to experience and ride them.

Some straight people ban Queer books because they don’t want anyone to learn how they constructed straight supremacy. The more we learn...

Queer people in the U.S. long lived under autocratic rule, next to whole swaths of people addicted to the drug of straight supremacy. We...

The first step is often the longest mile, but it all begins with the choice to start where you are and aspire to something more.

Be unpalatable and make them gag.

There's so much love out there just waiting for you to claim.

Meet yourself in the wilds of noble silence to surface those parts of you below the waterline.

Our destiny looms large in the distance, mostly obscured by our life's busy haze, but ever guiding us to what we are here to do.

When we Queer people stop doubting our intrinsic magnificence, our majesty flows naturally.

Labels are just words meant to quickly reduce potential barriers of understanding, not convey complexity. If you don't like one, change it.

Don't forget to change your habits.

Let's all vow to stop self-censoring just to protect the delicate sensibilities of some straight people.