Gay children of liberal politicians
Republican Sen. Rob Portman set off a firestorm of conversation across the country when he revealed that his son, Will, is gay. And though talk
March 20, 2013
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Republican Sen. Rob Portman set off a firestorm of conversation across the country when he revealed that his son, Will, is gay. And though talk
Over the weekend, the 24th annual GLAAD Media Awards commenced in New York City and the growing awards ceremony was packed with several great moments,
It’s been quite the remarkable past few days for LGBT rights with the revelation that GOP Sen. Rob Portman is publicly supporting same-sex marriage and
GOP Sen. Rob Portman made quite the cultural impact last week when he revealed that his son, Will, is gay and that he was renouncing
For years, GOP Sen. Rob Portman stood as one of the nation’s biggest opponents against same-sex marriage, but all of that changed last week when
Kwame Kilpatrick facing 20 year in jail.
Some can’t take the rarified air that comes with being placed front and center on the political stage. Sadly, that seems to have been the
The $85 billion in sequestration cuts that became a certainty on Friday, March 1 hung over President Barack Obama’s Monday cabinet meeting like dark clouds.
CNN) — A deeply divided Venezuela is mourning its late leader and preparing to pick a new president to replace him. Venezuelan officials called for
Another Obama man in politics soon, if it all works out, that is. Barack Obama’s half-brother, Malik (also known as Abongo or Roy), who is
On March 1, unless something happens inside the Beltway that has not happened in the past five years — compromise and cooperation, President Obama will
This morning, the lifeless body of Marco McMillian was found on the Mississippi River levee. McMillian was Mississippi’s first openly gay candidate for mayor who
“Penis envy” was first introduced to the lexicon by Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud, who became known as the founding father of psychoanalysis. In Freudian psychoanalysis,
Rosa Parks was the right woman, for the right time, in the right place. Fifty-eight years after the quiet, unassuming seamstress refused to give up
For many, remembering where their family was when President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law will never be forgotten. This week,
Ted Nugent, the crazed, right-wing, gun-toting, Obama-hating rocker who was visited by the Secret Service last year for making reckless statements about the president, has
By Carol Cratty and Tom Cohen, CNN Washington (CNN) — Dabbing at his eyes with a handkerchief, former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. pleaded guilty on Wednesday
In nine days, the U.S. government enact automatic spending cuts due to what is called sequestration. Specifically speaking, the sequester refers to the drastic and
Just pretend for a moment that you are a registered voter and a citizen of a certain jurisdiction and your elected political leader openly acknowledges
There are many brave men and women of African descent who have served in the United States military. But for some reason, the spotlight is
