In light of the racist responses to Nina Davuluri’s crowning as Miss America, I decided to say a little bit about the hang ups people have surrounding questions of nationality. Most of the
I’m currently writing my first book under the working title, Thinking the Unknown, which exposes how an epistemology of ignorance shapes what we think we know about sex, gender, and sexuality. The concept
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHhn-1GnHPE&w=420&h=315] If all feminists are angry, man-hating lesbians then no wonder no one wants to be one. Plus, apparently they’re so uptight that they can’t even take a compliment. Want more Wong? Follow
In the past few years of blogging I’ve written plenty about break ups, the upheaval and uncertainty that can follow in their wake, and I’ve optimistically chimed over and over again, “Things change.
Evidently, there’s a fine line between “making it” and “utter failure,” and, right now, I’m managing to stand squarely on it.
Thanks to social media I heard about Zimmerman’s acquittal within minutes of it happening, and just a few minutes later, after sharing the news with a friend, I told him, “I’m not going
We love democracy. As a nation we emphatically declare the importance of granting power to the people and even promote the international spread of democracy as one of our nation’s greatest missions. But
You may be one of the 3 million people who have seen this video by now. As Minnesota becomes the twelfth state to legalize marriage equality (the sixth state in six months), it
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