More Articles The Art of the Lesbian Potluck by K. Pearson Brown | 11/04/2009 The BYO-food party can be a disastrous dyke drama debacle, or be a fabulous evening of delectable dishes and merry match making. If ou are daring enough to take on the Le [read more] comments (0) [full article]   Op Ed: Will Rev. Bernice King’s bully pulpit at SCLC bash gays? by Rev. Irene Monroe | 11/04/2009 Rev. Bernice King has been bestowed the honor to be the eighth president and first women to head the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). Because [read more] comments (0) [full article]   Singled Out: The Not-So Special Lesbian by Mona Elyafi | 11/02/2009 Entertainment publicist Mona Elyafi shares with us her epiphany of discovering she's not so special after all, especially when she learns her lesbian friends [read more] comments (3) [full article]   A Call to Action to All Boob Starers! by Diana Cage | 10/31/2009 Writer and lesbian culture guru Diana Cage employs a call to action for 'Boob Starers," you know, those people, gay, straight, male, female or other who are mesmerized by a fu [read more] comments (3) [full article]   A Safe Sex Guide for Women Who Have Sex with Women...Finally by Katie Boyden | 10/30/2009 When it comes to safe sex advice for lesbians, bisexuals, and other women who sleep with women, the medical professionals are usually at a loss for words.  Doctors and nu [read more] comments (0) [full article]   Ask Emily: The Lesbian Commitment Phobe by Emily Wilcox | 10/29/2009 Commitment phobia seems to run rampant in the lesbian world these days. How can you tell if your girlfriend/partner is in the relationship for good and ready to commit? This w [read more] comments (7) [full article]   Author Mary Cappello Talks Breast Cancer: Video by Julie Bolcer | 10/29/2009 Author, professor and out lesbian Mary Capello sits down with journalist and reporter Julie Bolcer to chat abo [read more] comments (0) [full article]   Tituba: The Black Witch of Salem by Rev. Irene Monroe | 10/28/2009 In the spirit of Halloween, Rev. Irene Monroe reflects on the what she calls 'the nation's earliest examples of homegrown domestic terrorism --the Salem Witch [read more] comments (0) [full article]   [LifeStyle Archives]