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Clinton Fein

2011 Year Of Popular Trash: The Kardashianization Of American Political Culture

by Tanya Domi ● 10:17 AM January 2, 2012

The Kardashianization of America’s popular trash culture has morphed into an equally diminished political culture. Tanya Domi and Clinton Fein look back on 2011.

Civil Rights

Of Ordinance, Order and Occupation

by Clinton Fein ● 9:40 AM December 5, 2011

San Francisco’s Scott Wiener has released an ugly blueprint: an ordinance in search of a problem that threatens to turn the Castro into a First-Amendment-free zone.

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The Irrepressible Frank Kameny (In the words of Randy Shilts)

by Clinton Fein ● 3:45 PM October 16, 2011

On October 12 Frank Kameny, 86, died. It cannot be overstated what an incredibly brave man he was, and how much the gay rights movement rests on his shoulders.

9/11 Ten Year Anniversary

September 12, 2011

by Clinton Fein ● 4:48 PM September 12, 2011

Ten years after 9/11 are we just as stupid, pathetic, unsafe, and deluded as we ever were if not more? Unless and until we do something about it Osama Bin Laden won.

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State Department Responds to Ugandan “Kill the Gays” Bill

by Clinton Fein ● 9:00 AM September 7, 2011

The State Department’s response to our request to speak out against Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality bill that criminalizes homosexuality by imposing the death penalty.

Actions

Kill the Bill, Not the Gays

by Clinton Fein ● 1:00 PM September 4, 2011

If there’s one thing you today, read this and take action to stop Uganda’s Kill The Gays bill. Time is running out. This is a matter of life or death. Act now.

Clinton Fein

DADT: Celebrate Certification But Remember Our Equality March Is Long

by Tanya Domi ● 2:47 PM July 22, 2011

Repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell has begun today, with the Pentagon signing off. Tanya Domi and Clinton Fein, intimately involved in the issue, discuss.

Clinton Fein

The distance between Damascus, Edinburgh, and Ohio totals about 10,000 miles, but for two straight American men pretending to be lesbians covering different continents around the world, the distance from the truth, is immeasurable.

A conversation between Clinton Fein and Tanya Domi.

Analysis