United We Stand: An intimate interview between partners on DADT
Through the years I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing an array of pop and gay culture’s most intriguing personalities. ...Continue

James Donald Winter Tribute
James Donald Winter, a longtime volunteer at the Baltimore Gay Paper and Community Center during the 1980's and early 1990's, died on October 31, 2009 at the age of 86. ...Continue

Gay Marriage
Thinking about the recent comments of Delegate Burns about same sex marriages being considered bad policy, economically, socially, and educationally, I recall an essay I wrote in response to an article I read on gay marriage. In the essay the author had presented as the principal issue that marriage is harmed by anything that diminishes its privileged status. The author made the claim that allowing two men or two women to marry would be redefining marriage and making a bad situation even worse. Contending that the marriage institution has been weakened by the sexual revolution, legalized abortion, and the acceptance of cohabitation; and is now further threatened by homosexuals and their desire to legally marry. ...Continue

NMAC Commends Congress for Lifting Federal Funding Ban on Syringe Exchange; Calls for Greater Awareness of Continued HIV/AIDS Threat in the U.S. and Abroad
The National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC) applauds Congress for lifting the federal funding ban on syringe exchange programs, in the appropriations legislation passed by the Senate on December 13^th.  ...Continue

The International AIDS Society Announces Washington, DC, as Site of the XIX International AIDS Conference in July 2012
Removal of Entry Restrictions on People Living with HIV by the U.S. Allows for Return of Conference after 22-Year Absence  ...Continue