If You See Hate . . . by Ron J. Suresha Following the spraypainting on the front of a New Milford restaurant, Thompson’s, of…
Tag: essays
An excerpt from my essay, “Coming to Terms,” published in the nonfiction anthology, Bi Men: Coming Out (2006, Haworth/Routledge).
Let’s ensure the least fortunate among us are properly fed. Let’s put Loaves & Fishes Hospitality House where it will do the most good. A letter to the editor, New Milford Spectrum
In terms of rebranding LGBTIQAP, a shift to Gender and Sexual Diversities (GSD) is very appealing. The expression is concise, positive, accurate, and inclusive.
Original reporting reveals that most national GASM (gender and sexual minority, aka LGBTIQ) organizations do not make any particular effort to include bisexual persons among its leadership, staff, volunteers, or membership.
Please, don’t start calling the Democrat Party “progressive” because of this one long-awaited act of kindness. The real progressive party in this nation, the Green Party, has always affirmed that our rights as gender and sexual minorities are human rights.
Reflections on the Publication of Journal of Bisexuality, Bi Men: Coming Out
from the RonSuresha.com archives, November 2010: The B Word, an article examining bisexual invisibility in popular culture, published in OptionsRI
Bear Soup podcast #80: now on our new location on the web: BearSoupPodcast.net!
I didn’t think I’d live to see 20. But you know, today is my 52nd birthday. And in two days I celebrate my sixth anniversary with my wonderful loving husbear. And I have lived to experience the blessing of many wonderful friends. And to tell my story today.
So stick around. It gets better. Way better.