Tag Archives: Supreme Court

Photo from 1986 shows a group of people with balloons and banners by Boston's Arlington Street Church at Boston's Pride Parade

Happy Pride?

It’s June. Pride month. In the tradition of what goes around comes around, the whole thing as we all know by now, started with the Stonewall riots back in 1969. Tired of the constant police raids, patrons of the Stonewall Inn fought back. I was a kid then and years away from realizing my own […]

Well, Toss that Blog Draft in the Bin

“As a matter of constitutional substance, the majority’s opinion has all the flaws its method would suggest. Because laws in 1868 deprived women of any control over their bodies, the majority approves States doing so today. Because those laws prevented women from charting the course of their own lives, the majority says States can do […]

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Elaine Burnes

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Shortness of Breadth

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books and things.

Zestful Writing

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Irrelevant Cyberspeak

because you don't have anything better to do...

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Cooking Up a Healthy Life

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Author & Spiritual Teacher

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Writer. Queer cripple with a PhD. Seattle & Leeds.

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about the craft and business of fiction

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Jesse Blackadder on writing, books, life.