Bil Browning
At a Glance:
Bil Browning has been a Project Contributor since September 2004, has written 6413 entries and currently lives in Washington, DC.
Bio
Bil Browning is a long-time gay activist and writer. He is the founder and Editor-In-Chief of The Bilerico Project.
Known for his political and social commentary, Bil does consulting work for political communications and new media projects. He is an established conference speaker and regularly appears on news stations like CNN, MSNBC, FOX or NPR. He has been featured prominently on the front page of the New York Times and his work is regularly discussed across the country.
Bil has fought for gay rights since coming out in high school in rural Indiana. He followed the Clinton campaign across America with ACT UP in 1992 and has organized many protests and direct actions over the years since. Bil has led several grassroots coalitions including the effort to pass a fully inclusive human rights ordinance in Indianapolis and has served in the leadership of several LGBT organizations.
As half of the original "bilerico," he is thrilled at the response to his dream of a free space where everyone could interact around LGBTQ issues. Little did he know that fifteen years later a word he and a friend invented would stand for equality, dialogue and community. From his personal homepage to a state-level LGBT politics blog and now into an award winning national powerhouse, Bil has guided bilerico.com through its evolution into The Bilerico Project.
He has won the Indiana Stonewall Democrats' Chuck Avery Award (2006), the New York City Anti-Violence Project's Courage Award (2009), the Los Angeles Stonewall Democratic Club's Bob Craig Media Award (2010), the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association Excellence in Online Journalism Award (2011) and was named a Capital Pride Hero in Washington DC (2011).
He and his partner live in Washington DC with their pets. Together they own Bilerico Media LLC, a new media and online activism consulting firm.
Bil is a board member of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association and an advisory board member of the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Alliance.
You can join his fan page on Facebook or follow him on Twitter.
Bil Browning: Recently Filed
Your Handy Guide to Cell Phone Etiquette
Filed by Bil Browning | May 19, 2013 3:00 PM |To help folks realize what is and isn't okay about using your phone in public, I thought I'd post a helpful infographic. No need to thank me. It's a public service really.Read More
A History Lesson, Christian Allies, & Writing a Book [Weekly Reader]
Filed by Bil Browning | May 18, 2013 12:00 PM |You weren't able to read every post on Bilerico Project last week? Don't worry! Every weekend I round up the best Bilerico posts from the past seven days to help you stay up to date on the latest queer news and analysis.Read More
Help Me Write My Book
Filed by Bil Browning | May 17, 2013 11:30 AM |After years of saying I was rlly, rlly gonna do it (no, seriously, you guys!), I've started writing a book.Read More
Is This Okay?
Filed by Bil Browning | May 16, 2013 12:00 PM |I despise folks who have a quick yack at the top of their lungs about Aunt Betty's varicose veins on a crowded bus or how to properly file a Form SB82734-E(9) for consideration by the Department of Nobody Gives A Shit while seated in a crowded theater.Read More
Fitch the Homeless: A Helpful Protest
Filed by Bil Browning | May 15, 2013 2:00 PM |An interview Abercrombie and Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries did with Salon back in 2006 has found new life on the intertubes mememobile over the past couple of weeks. Unfortunately for Jeffries, honesty is not a virtue when it comes to brand marketing.Read More
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