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Leveraging your voice
On the afternoon of Wednesday, April 27, 2011, I watched in horror from Boston as my former home and community in Alabama was torn asunder from a devastating string of tornadoes that cleared a path...
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Born This Way
It’s nice working at a college where we don’t fear the results of the annual Princeton Review. When I worked at a large SEC institution, we dreaded the results. There would inevitably be some reference...
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Why I don’t celebrate National Coming Out Day
I’ve been annoyed all day by the concept of “National Coming Out Day” and I couldn’t put into words why it bothers me… Thanks to a twitter conversation with the clever and lovely @Neil_McNeil, I’ve got...
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An impostor no longer
True story – I’ve been hesitant to write for the better part of two months. Two months ago, I wrote a blog post about how I have struggled for 20 years with anorexia. The comments came pouring in over...
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On movement and movements
This afternoon, a federal judge in Texas ruled the ban against same-sex marriage in Texas is unconstitutional. As someone who lived in Texas for a long time, I should be glad. As someone who has been...
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Of Fred Phelps, death and the grey
Fred Phelps is dead and countless people on Facebook and Twitter are celebrating the death of a man that has caused infinite pain to other human beings. I get it. I do. Phelps and the Westboro Baptist...
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With inclusivity, it’s the little things
Sometimes it’s the littlest gestures that mean the most. I’m proud to work at one of the most LGBT-friendly colleges in the country. Because of this, colleagues frequently ask what we do to be so...
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