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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Birther-gate: the silliness that ain’t silly
So President Obama persuaded Hawaiian officials with a personal, handwritten note to send him copies of the sacred “long form” birth certificate so that the White House can distribute the document widely and bring a hoped for end to the … Continue reading
The Bashing’s Aftermath – Excerpt from Sin Against the Race
[Editor's note: This is from the revised Chapter 4 from the novel Sin Against the Race.] At 51st they jaywalked into the park and walked towards Stevens. A sizable crowd had gathered already at the site of the attack. The … Continue reading
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Tagged african-american, black, fiction, gay, queer, Sin Against the Race
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No, Really, Seriously, It Was About Slavery
This week Live Science published the article 6 Civil War Myths, Busted in time for the 150th anniversary of the start of the bloody battle. The first myth busted is that slavery had nothing to do with the Civil War. … Continue reading
How Many Queer Folks Does It Take To Achieve Equality?
Groggy from lack of sleep, I rolled over early one morning just before Get Up time and put on my reading specs then turned on the Touch to read the latest headlines. At the SF Chronicle mobile site I find … Continue reading
And then there were none: A Different Light, A Remembrance
It sat in a little white building nestled on a small block squeezed by Santa Monica and Sunset. I always had problems finding it exactly, and then there was the parking which was challenging even for a motorcycle. I didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged A Different Light Bookstore, ADL, bookstores, coming out, LGBT, queer
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Spam, spam, spam, spam
Since its launch last fall, the gar spot has received a goodly amount of traffic, some comments here and there, and . . . SPAM! The spam comments are caught in the snare of a spam filter, an electromagnetic mesh affair … Continue reading →