Jeremiah

LA Times: California Supreme Court overturns gay marriage ban

Just a week after being called “a little hottie” (albeit indirectly) by Ben Harvey1, The Ben and Dave Show on HERE! Networks2 seems to have been cancelled.
I checked the podcast this afternoon to get the latest episode, only to be greeted by a 404.3 I searched Facebook and could no longer find the show’s fan […]

Barack Obama delivered a speech about racial equality in America today that will be considered historic by history books. (Watch here if you missed it.)

Words on a parchment would not be enough to deliver slaves from bondage, or provide men and women of every color and creed their full rights and obligations as citizens of […]

Discrimination, especially in mass, is fun again! Fifty-seven percent of voting Virginians supported Amendment 1, legally defining marriage as a union between one man and one woman and prohibits any legal recognition of domestic partnerships or other non-marital relationships. Virginians can now legally pretend states like Masssachusettes, California, and Vermont don’t recognize that two gay […]

The Princeton Review sent me a “Student Groups & Activities Survey” this week. I opened up the Zoomerang survey to find questions related to so-called LGBTQ issues on campus. The survey surprised me with its classification options.
I understand gender identity is a subjective (and not biological) sense of being male or female and that […]

My dad visited Boston and Emerson for the first time this past weekend. Coincidentally, Emerson held its Open House for prospective students this past Saturday. Dean Ludman again asked me to participate in the Student Life panel, but the panel was at the same time as my dad’s flight. I am not […]

Yes, I am gay. I know that I have denied it before, but never willingly. This post explains my journey, ushers in my new journal design (soon), and sets free four years of private entries (soon).
On various levels throughout of my life, I was always aware of my homosexuality. Initially, I treated […]

The Emerson College love spreads thick over Boston. Emerson students have free admission to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Other students are charged $13.
This finding comes as my second assignment in Honors Seminar 1 involved choosing a painting at the Boston Museum of Fine Art, criticising a criticism of the painting in regard to […]