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Tag Archives: AIDS
More than Nine Lives
In my life, I feel like I have lived more than the nine lives of a cat. When I was two years old, I almost died when I contracted scarlet fever, meningitis, and mumps in a two week span. My … Continue reading
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Tagged accidents, AIDS, alcohol, alcoholism, black ice, cat, childhood sex abuse, coronary, coronavirus, crises, death, drugs, fear, fight, gay, heart attack, heart history, high-risk category, illness, injury, ischemic cariomyopathy, Madison, meningitis, mortality, mumps, nine lives, office, opening night, scarlet fever, self-isolation, self-medicate, social distancing, soul, Spanish flu, stents, suicidal ideation, survival, survivor guilt, ventricular techycardia, workplace
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Donald Trump, Mike Pence, and the Dismantling of Queer Rights
During the 2016 Presidential campaign a photograph of Donald Trump holding a rainbow flag went viral. Some of those in the queer community, particularly members of the Log Cabin Republicans, thought that it showed that he was supportive of LGBT … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption agencies, AIDS, allies, ally, anti-discrimination laws, anti-gay policies, Cabinet, Census Bureau, Christian, civil rights, Civil Rights Act, closets, conservative, discrimination, Donald Trump, embassies, equal rights, equality, Equality Act, federal government, gay, gender identity, government, Health and Human Services, health facilities, HIV, homophobic, Islamophobic, Jeff Sessions, judgeships, Justice Department, LGBT, Log Cabin Republicans, love, Mike Pence, Mike Pompeo, military, misogynist, Miss Universe, pride month, queer community, racist, rainbow flag, re-election, Religious Freedom Restoration Act, right-wing, same-sex marriage, schools, self-expression, self-hating, self-identity, sex, sexuality, society, Steve Bannon, students, Supreme Court, Tom Cotton, transgender, Trump administration, White House
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Wisconsin Justice
Inexperienced, unqualified, bigoted, highly partisan, and beholden to rich supporters. This is Wisconsin justice in 2016. As a gay man, as a citizen of this once-great state, as a person whose family has lived here since 1827, I am so far beyond … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, AIDS, anti-Democrat, anti-women, Camille Paglia, conservative Governor Scott Walker, Constitutuion, contraception, corporate shill, discrimination, faggot, gay, gay rights, Holocaust, homophobic, Joanne Kloppenburg, jurist, Justice Patrick Crook, lesbian, Milwaukee County Circuit Court, non-partisan, pedophiles, personhood, precedent, queer, rape, Rebecca Bradley, right-wing, sexual abuse, slavery, suicide, victim blaming, Willie Horton, Wisconsin Club for Growth, Wisconsin Court of Appeals, Wisconsin Justice, Wisconsin Right to Life, Wisconsin Supreme Court
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(In) Justice Bradley
Earlier this week One Wisconsin Now, in a press conference with People for the American Way, released quotations from a column and two editorials written by Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley. They were written when she was a student … Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, anti-abortion, Bill Clinton, bullies, Capital Times, character, Constitutional issues, core values, drug addicts, election, extreme positions, forgive, hatred, impartial jurist, judge, LGBT, Marquette, moral convictions, officeholder, One Wisconsin Now, Patrick Crook, People for the American Way, Rebecca Bradley, Scott Walker, Wisconsin Supreme Court
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The Secret Queer Ring
So Pat Robertson reported on the “700 Club” the other night that gay people in large cities like San Francisco (the modern-day Sodom) are spreading AIDS by wearing special rings that cut people when they shake your hand and put … Continue reading
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Tagged 700 Club, AIDS, decoder ring, Fruit Loops, gay, gay community, gaydar, homosexuals, lesbian, Pat Robertson, queer, Queer Central, rings, San Francisco, straight, the gay
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A Single Bluebird 