LGBTQ-X: Talking About My Generation
By Liz Massey, May 2018 Issue. I have to admit it – I cried recently watching the protests that happened in the wake of the Parkland, Fla., school shooting, led by students [...]
Columnists
Talking Bodies | May 2018
By Tia Norris, May 2018 Issue. The worlds of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and other social media platforms have completely revolutionized the fitness industry. Social media [...]
Slobulous And Owning It
By Buddy Early, May 2018 Issue. “Why are you not more successful?” a friend asked me recently over coffee. This wasn’t really what he said but I fancy myself as someone [...]
Our Compassion CAN Make the Difference
By Buddy Early, April 2018 Issue. An optimistic person—someone I am trying to be—approaches each spring with a mindset of rebirth and/or renewal, or perhaps as a time to [...]
Marching Banned?
By Liz Massey, April 2018 Issue. The first year I lived here, I remember the desire to bring back a Pride parade to the festivities, a component that had been missing for [...]
Surviving Conversion Therapy
By David-Elijah Nahmod, April 2018 Issue. In 1964, when I was 8 years old, my parents had me committed to a mental hospital in New York City. Years later, when I asked my mom [...]
Talking Bodies | March 2018
By Tia Norris, March 2018 Issue. I think it’s fair to say we all want that #fitlife, especially with the warm(er) weather as well as Gaypril on the way. Whether it’s pool [...]
Thriving On Chaos
By Liz Massey, March 2018 Issue Does anyone remember life before the 2016 presidential election? I’m not sure I do any more. Events for me can be pigeonholed into “before [...]
Talking Bodies | February 2018
By Tia Norris, February 2018 Web Exclusive. I never thought I’d do a triathlon. I never thought I’d actually pursue a strict, cardio-based fitness program. I never [...]
Taking My Own Advice
By Liz Massey, February 2018 Issue Several years ago, my office book club read “What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20: A Crash Course On Making Your Way In The World” by [...]
Former Nanny: ‘Don’t Serve Me Urine and Say It’s Lemonade’
By Sarah Toce, January 2018 Web Exclusive. While researching a story this afternoon, I stumbled upon this one from ParentMap: “Do You Mind Paying Your Nanny a Living [...]
Talking Bodies | January 2018
By Tia Norris, January 2018 Issue. Sugar. It’s everywhere. It’s in everything. And it’s always a hot topic of discussion when it comes to theories and guidelines for [...]
Our Place In The Tribe
By Liz Massey, January 2018 Issue I woke up giggling the other day because I had a long, elaborate dream about competing in a combination karaoke-and-long-form-storytelling [...]
Embracing the Dark of Night in the Season of Light
By Liz Massey, December 2017 Issue. As I write this, our nation is poised to plunge itself into the surrealistic two-month frenzy that Americans know as “the winter holiday [...]
Guest Columnist | December 2017
By Claudia D. Work, December 2017 Issue. By now, many of you have heard something about the biggest thing to happen for the Arizona LGBTQ community since Arizona’s Oct. 17, [...]
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