Yes on 1's biggest donor: An examination (Vol. 1)

Back in October of 2007, when the average person still thought NOM was nothing more than an onomatopoeic way to express the sound of eating, the group that commonly operates under that very acronym, the National Organization For Marriage, installed.
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Feeling bad about being queer

I am not your average person. To some, I am viewed as a conglomeration of either minority identities, or someone who just happens to have some many socially unaccepted identities.
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Getting beaten by your spouse is a "pre-existing condition"?

Cover your keyboards. Via Ryan Grim's article on Huffington Post,

"When Getting Beaten By Your Husband Is A Pre-Existing Condition"

eight states and the District of Columbia have it perfectly legal to list domestic violence as a preexisting condition that can be used to deny or revoke coverage.
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OMG, how resourceful: Human Ash Pencils

British designer Nadine Jarvis has created a resourceful way to honour the dead while putting them to use:

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What Obama "Really Thinks" About "Homophobia in the Black Church"

From cable news pundits to the average person reading and commenting on blogs, it's become accepted as fact for many to say "what Obama really means" (WORM) or "what is really in Obama's heart.
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Fort Worth Police Chief: That Faggot Had It Coming

Most residents of Fort Worth have never even seen the inside of a gay bar. Fort Worth's police chief Jeff Halstead is counting on that fact-counting on the average person's ignorance about gay bars and certain stereotypes about gay men-to get a half a dozen Forth Worth police officers off the hook for conducting a violent raid on a Forth Worth gay bar, the Rainbow Lounge, late last Saturday night.
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UAFA (Uniting American Families Act): Facts and Fiction

This piece originally appeared on Queercents.com and reappears here with some changes. An account of what transpired there can be found at "Yasmin Nair: Eat This!" Or: How to Leave Comments Without Going up In Flames.
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