Dan DiMaggio thought for a moment, slumped on a sofa, with a fast food dinner in front of him. It had been a hectic week for him, ever since he agreed to organize the Minneapolis portion of the JoinTheImpact national protest for marriage equality. His e-mail account had been swamped with responses, as was the […]
Chic Laguna Beach, the jewel of the so-called California Riviera, has long been a favorite gay vacation spot. About midway between San Diego and Los Angeles and nicknamed SoHo-by-the-Sea, the area began attracting artists around the turn of the 20th century. A formal art colony was established in 1917, and since then this charming little […]
The Twin Cities is not only a fine place to live during the summer months, but also a great place to be GLBT—or anything else for that matter. This year alone, we’re celebrating the 15th anniversary of the GLBT Human Rights Act Amendment (signed by a Republican Governor, no less), as well as marking the […]
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the Twin Cities appearance reveals its unique historical perspective. Our streets have all but turned their backs on the Mississippi and its link to our lumber-mill roots, and much of our architecture looks like it was placed here just the other day by a race of well-intentioned, if indifferent, beings. But never mind […]
