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A Friend To The Community? I Think Not.

Posted On November 9, 2020

I didn’t vote for Donald Trump when he ran four years ago. I didn’t vote for him this time either, but very different reasons. I worried four years ago about what he might do. He had great sound bytes. “Drain the swamp” won’t go away anytime soon. Did he mean it? No, and even he […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: donald trump, election, glbtq, transgender

Dear Vice President Pence

Posted On January 30, 2019

Faith- strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof. Dear Vice President Pence, “…to see major news organizations attacking Christian education is deeply offensive to us.” “We’ll let the other critics roll off our back, but this criticism of Christian education in America should stop.” […]

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“You’ll be fine.” “Toughen up.” “They’re just being themselves.”

Posted On August 18, 2016

I came across a news story a couple of nights ago about a thirteen-year-old boy in Staten Island, N.Y., who was attending a private Catholic school. His name was Danny Fitzpatrick. Danny was bullied. Danny was bullied mercilessly. Not only did he feel his “friends” failed him, but the adults Danny went to at the […]

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Thirteen

Posted On August 18, 2016

I came across a news story a couple of nights ago about a thirteen-year-old boy in Staten Island, N.Y., who was attending a private Catholic school. His name was Danny Fitzpatrick. Danny was bullied. Danny was bullied mercilessly. Not only did he feel his “friends” failed him, but the adults Danny went to at the […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: danny fitzpatrick, suicide

Club For Blue-Eyed People Attacked By Extremist Catholic Filipinos

Posted On June 16, 2016

Imagine for a moment attending a nightclub for people who have blue eyes, and someone walks onto the dance floor, pulls out an assault shotgun and another handgun, and kills fifty attendees. The response from Fundamental Evangelical Christian groups is “The group is unnatural, so they’ve reaped what they sewed.” Politicians immediately take to denouncing […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: blue eyes, GLBT Issues

Goddammit…People Are Dead!

Posted On June 13, 2016

Dictionary.com defines “tragedy” as “a lamentable, dreadful, or fatal event or affair; calamity; disaster: as in stunned by the tragedy of so many deaths. And while tragedies have remained true to their definition, it’s many of the reactions that haven’t. Several of these reactions can best be defined by the word “stupidity”: “the state, quality, […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: gay, Pulse

Under the Guise of Religious Liberty Laws

Posted On April 18, 2016

Things don’t always work out quite like we intend them to. It’s pretty much a given, right? I wanted to sit down and write my thoughts out about what’s going on in North Carolina with this whole HB2 business, and…well, mostly North Carolina. Other states are continuing to dip their toes into the “let’s see […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: christian nation

Can There Be Transparency In Taking Children Away From Your Former Partner?

Posted On March 24, 2016

Transparency is one of those lovely ‘it’ words that’s getting thrown around quite a bit these days. Have you noticed? It certainly has in Michigan. Politicians here promise transparency, then find ways around it. And, let’s be honest, not just here either. I’m a member of a community where other folks are actively trying to […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: children, glbt, lgbt

Uh, Oh. So Here’s What Didn’t Happen…

Posted On July 23, 2015

I’m confused and feeling slightly let down. Remember when marriage equality became the law of the land last month? We were promised an end of times light show. Life as we knew it was supposed to end…HORRIBLY. I even went grocery shopping and stocked up on extra toilet paper and canned goods, plus another can […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: gay marriage, glbtq

Let The Day Begin! Post Marriage Equality Ruling Thoughts

Posted On June 29, 2015

There are three times I can remember sitting down and watching the news for several hours. The first was the start of Gulf War back when I was in college, the second was 9/11, and the third was last Friday. I cried two out of three of those times and all three scared the hell […]

Filed Under: GLBT Community Tagged With: gay marriage, glbtq, marriage equality

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Meet Kristoffer

Michigan-based author Kristoffer Gair wrote his first puppet play in 1st Grade and continued writing in one form or another from that point on. Much of it was crap, but there were tiny nuggets of potential mixed in with the likes of Pickle Pony Gets A Puzzle. He spent three of his years at Fraser High School performing in plays, then attended Grand Valley State University where he graduated with degrees in Film & Video and Creative Writing.

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