bullying
Bullying and anti-bullying issues regarding LGBTQ youth
Fifteen-year-old Miles Phipps, whose bright light and loving energy made him unforgettable to everyone who…
A new study from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found that…
Dana Flor and Toby Oppenheimer, director and producers of the critically acclaimed HBO documentary The…
In an exclusive interview with Philadelphia Gay News, U.S. Sen. Tim Kane, the Democratic nominee…
It’s hard to get somebody to complete one marathon. It’s close to impossible to get…
This bullying graphic shows how much work we as a society have to do to…
In his two-decade career as a sex-advice columnist, and more recently as creator of the It Gets Better Project, Dan Savage has entertained readers with his frankness and inspired queer kids with his encouragement – even when some people would rather he just go away. Those same people – critics who have called him racist, transphobic, the devil and even The Gay Fred Phelps – are the ones he takes on in our recent interview.
The 11 a.m. event will support Challenge Denver, a nonprofit that works with Teach for America and Challenge Day National to help students connect with classmates and establish a sense of respect for individuality.
Bullying is what many of us intuitively perceive it as when we’re young: Reinforcement of a social hierarchy.
For Diane Amaya, 19, Michelle Anderson, 23, and Mimi Madrid, 23, the prospect of kids having to wait for adulthood to be who they are didn’t cut it.
