Archive for April, 2017
April 27, 2017 · Leave a Comment
I Now Pronounce You Man and Muxe
By: Domenic F. Fraboni The following is a fictional vignette: I have a penis. Well, I was born with one, I guess. The sex organs I was born with would make you think I am a man. However, I identify as a woman who is attracted to what most would call “traditional” manly […]
April 7, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Do Not Oversimplify MLK’s Complex Legacy
A very belated Martin Luther King Day post By: James H. Lee A couple of months ago, I was tasked with reporting on the Office for Diversity’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day event – “Content of Character, Color of Skin; Has Dr. King’s Dream Been Realized?” One lengthy name for an event, but I hoped […]