Clinton Campaign Hits Feminist, Wage Themes In Busy Weekend In Town

by Lucy Gellman & Markeshia Ricks | Apr 24, 2016 11:22 pm | Comments (6)

Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign spent the weekend in New Haven leading with strong suits — an appeal to feminism from America’s potential first female president, and trying to shore up support from black voters, particularly black women voters. It also sought to strenghten a weak spot — the candidate’s position on the minimum wage.

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Saturdays Get Sapphic

by Lucy Gellman | Mar 25, 2016 7:31 am | Comments (0)

There’s a new gender-nonconforming ladies’ night in town, and it’s going to be positively, poetically, outstandingly fabulous.

That’s because it’s been years in the making — or at least the remaking.

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1st LGBTQ-Led Black Church Debuts

by Paul Bass | Mar 21, 2016 7:32 am | Comments (11)

In the front row of an historic church service, Kim Davis sang a hymn entitled ​“Holy, Holy, Holy,” not as an outcast, but as a deacon.

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