Several Bilerico contributors and staff will be at the NGLTF Creating Change conference next week and we'll be featuring our yearly coverage chock full of interviews, reports and gossip - and we're sponsoring six sessions on internet activism. In fact, we love seeing y'all so much, we're hosting a blogger/Twitter reception on Friday night at 8:30 too!
I know many of you are excited about the opportunity to win a free autographed copy of Jeff Sheng's new photobook, Don't Ask, Don't Tell Volume 1, but we had a lot more awesome content like this:
Sunday
Olympics and the coming gender inquisition Filed by: Patricia Nell WarrenThe Rector-Rotor Filed by: Gloria Brame Ph.D.
Monday
Orientation labels peel away Filed by: Cassandra KeenanHow did the "Lady Gaga is a hermaphrodite/has a penis" rumor start? Filed by: Alex Blaze
Tuesday
What about the rest of us? Filed by: Sean KosofskyA John Edwards sex tape? Filed by: Bil Browning
Wednesday
The Accidental Vegan Filed by: David CastilloState of the Union on LGBT Issues Filed by: Michelle Marzullo
Thursday
Building Blocks Filed by: Antonia D'orsayWill faith-based agencies help Haiti's gay community? Filed by: Rev Irene Monroe
Friday
What the DC Agenda Story on ENDA Really Means Filed by: Dr. Jillian T. WeissiPad, Menses, and Sexism. Oh My! Filed by: Jason Tseng
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