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Is the LGBTQ Movement All Sunshine and Rainbows?

  • Chad Cipiti

In the two weeks since the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality, the world has witnessed a surge of rainbows. From our Facebook friends’ profile pictures to corporate advertising, the symbol of LGBTQ pride is everywhere. Some have…

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Marriage Equality – Step One!

  • Chad Cipiti

One step toward the right to family... Woodhull Sexual Freedom Alliance applauds the decision by the Supreme Court of the United States in favor of the freedom for anyone who wishes to marry to do so. This is one step…

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Expanding the Conversation about Sex Ed Reform

  • Chad Cipiti

When we talk about sex education reform, the discussion is often a two-sided debate between teaching adolescents about sex or teaching them to wait until marriage. As of January 2015, only 19 states have a policy that requires their sex…

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When 8 Adults and 3 Children Are a Family

  • Chad Cipiti

Justice Alito used them as a scare tactic, but why doesn’t the law recognize unusual family configurations? During the recent Supreme Court hearing on same-sex marriage,Justice Samuel Alito questioned if finding for the plaintiffs would open the door to marriages…

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Oppression Is Not In the Interests Of The Children

  • Chad Cipiti

Yet the state, and many citizens, use them as proxies in the fight to protect systems of privilege and oppression. Walter Scott may have been running from Officer Michael Slager, who shot and killed him on April 4, because he was afraid of…

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Hartford Zoning Board to Family: Enter Servitude Or Move Out

  • Chad Cipiti

I just read in the Hartford Courant that the city’s zoning board is forcing a family out of their home by upholding city official’s ruling regarding a ridiculous policy declaring that residents of a single-family home must be related by…

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Five Weddings, Four Lawyers, Three Ghosts, One Bound Bear

  • Chad Cipiti

by Guest Blogger: Patrick Mulcahey How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Traditional Marriage The first time I got mass-married was at the March on Washington in 1987. It was one of the scheduled activities. We assembled in front…

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