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I sent the following letter to my state senator, Stephen M. Saland, this morning, in response to Governor Cuomo’s introduction of the program marriage bill yesterday. Saland is notorious (at least to me) for his stated opposition to same-sex marriage.
Senator Stephen M. Saland
State Street Room 504 – Capitol
Albany, [...]
Last Saturday afternoon, I had the opportunity to see The Laramie Project. It was presented by the Vassar College Drama Department and the Vassar College LGBTQ Center. I was fortunate enough to see it because my friend David is a professor at Vassar, and he invited some friends to come along and [...]
Dear Joe,
Thank you so much for your regular and ongoing correspondence about my Human Rights Campaign membership. I’m sorry that I have you so distraught over my failure to make a contribution this year, but really, I have my reasons.
You see, since you became President of the HRC, you only ever [...]
For years and years I’ve talked politics… with my dad, with friends, even with co-workers from time to time. It’s one of the most sensitive topics around, and it invariably provokes heated conversations. Since I love a good debate (some would say a good argument), that’s okay by me, but it can cause headaches for [...]
You have to love the Golden Girls, and especially Sophia, for being so far ahead of so many people.
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