Jan 31, 2008
by
Mercedes Allen
(As I’d mentioned, it’s time to move on from the previous discussion. I admit, I probably wouldn’t have reacted as badly if the debate hadn’t touched on something that was freshly raw for me personally, but as it is still a raw nerve, we’ll leave the HBS thing be. I thought I’d go [...]
(As I'd mentioned, it's time to move on from the previous discussion. I admit, I probably wouldn't have reacted as badly if the debate hadn't touched on something that was freshly raw for me personally, but as it is still a raw nerve, we'll leave the HBS thing be. I thought I'd go with something far less controversial. Politics is being overdone right now, what with all the stuff on the primaries, so I thought I'd take on Religion. ... Read More
Jan 9, 2008
by
Guest Blogger
This guest post comes to us from Gavriel Ansara. Y. Gavriel A. Levi Ansara is the founder and executive director of Lifelines Rhode Island, a statewide grassroots advocacy, education, and support initiative to meet the needs of transgender, transsexual, Two Spirit, genderqueer, and intersex (TGI) people. Gavi is also founder and coordinator of Tiferet, a [...]
This guest post comes to us from Gavriel Ansara. Y. Gavriel A. Levi Ansara is the founder and executive director of Lifelines Rhode Island, a statewide grassroots advocacy, education, and support initiative to meet the needs of transgender, transsexual, Two Spirit, genderqueer, and intersex (TGI) people. Gavi is also founder and coordinator of Tiferet, a Keshet outreach project for Orthodox and traditionally observant GLB/TGI Jews, serves as one of the facilitators for Keshet’s Massachusetts Jewish Safe Schools program, and has numerous other ... Read More
