Tag Archives: Queer
When Wicked Becomes Wicked
It’s the start of a new year and you know what THAT means! Two things: worthless resolutions and a bevy of awards shows on television. The first of those shows is coming up Sunday, January 12th. It’s billed as The 30th Annual Critics Choice Awards. Hosting the big night will be Chelsea Handler. It will broadcast live on E!
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged broadway, Chelsea Handler, Gay, Kristin Chenoweth, LGBTQ, movie, Queer, WICKED
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Identity Politics in 2018 and Beyond: Are Conservatives Ready?
Here is Jonathan Haidt delivering the 2017 Wriston Lecture to the Manhattan Institute, Nov. 15 (the emphasis is my own):
…Today’s identity politics . . . teaches the exact opposite of what we think a liberal arts education should be. When I was at Yale in the 1980s, I was given so many tools for understanding the world. By the time I graduated, I could think about things as a utilitarian or as a Kantian, as a Freudian or a behaviorist, as a computer scientist or as a humanist. I was given many lenses to apply to any given
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged Allies, Asexual, Bisexual, Demisexual, Gay, genderqueer, intersex, Laurie Higgins, Lesbian, LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP, Pansexual, Polyamorous, Queer, questioning, transgender, Transsexual, Twospirit
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