David Badash
David Badash is the founder and editor of The New Civil Rights Movement, a journal of news and opinion on gay rights and marriage equality. He is a contributing writer at Change, is syndicated weekly at 365Gay, and his work has also appeared in Bilerico. David is the creator of The Great Nationwide Kiss-In, a fifty-city, international gay rights response to the unlawful harassment, detention, and arrest of same-sex couples for kissing in public. He has been a guest on several radio programs, including The Michelangelo Signorile Show.
On the Internet since blogs were called journals and AOL charged by the hour, Badash writes about politics in general and gay rights in particular. His writings focus on issues that are decisive and challenging to our lives, and to this country. With the heart of a liberal and the mind of an analyst, David pulls seemingly disparate stories together to help people see their world from divergent yet comprehensive points of view.
David graduated in 1985 and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Parsons School of Design. He lives in Hell’s Kitchen in a tiny studio apartment with his partner Caleb, a great view, and a great Black Lab puppy named Text.
You can reach David Badash via email at davidbadash@gmail.com
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David’s pieces at The Bilerico Project:
How I Never Came Out
October 11, 2009
Start Acting Like It
September 10, 2009
Fighting Homophobia, One Kiss at a Time
August 23, 2009
What Would Jesus Do?
August 14, 2009
I Do Not Deserve Your Tolerance
August 11, 2009
The Great Nationwide Kiss-In!
August 5, 2009
Fill The Void
July 17, 2009
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? Has The Promise Of Obama Been Broken For Now, Or Forever?
June 17, 2009
LGBTQ Leadership: Going The Way Of America’s Automakers
June 7, 2009
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David, this bisexual hopes you can get more Americns to see us as just human.
Please contribute at one of my many blogs.
MorganLynn
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