On the morning of December 17, 1990, according to the press release he mailed beforehand to local media, Bill Woods had an intention to stimulate news , not history. He would bring three same-sex couples, two female and one male, to the main office of the Hawaii Department of Public Health in downtown Honolulu, where they are able to accomplish … [Read more...] about The Surprising Honolulu Origins of the National Fight Over Same-Sex Marriage
Writing Your First Novel: How to Fix an (Accidentally) Autobiographical Novel
Some of you may be participating in our 100 Day Book program, writing your first novel on your own, or kicking around the idea of starting that manuscript. Writing your first novel is hard. It’s a struggle. It’s a learning process. And it’s often autobiographical, even if you don’t intend it to be. And that’s okay. … [Read more...] about Writing Your First Novel: How to Fix an (Accidentally) Autobiographical Novel
Biden to yank Keystone XL permit on first day of presidency
President-elect Joe Biden will cancel the cross-border permit for TC Energy's Keystone XL pipeline on his first day in agency, three informants corroborate to POLITICO. The move is statute as one of Biden’s Day One climate change activities, distributed according to a demonstration circulating among Washington trade groups and lobbyists, a … [Read more...] about Biden to yank Keystone XL permit on first day of presidency
Disney Confirms Character In Cartoon About Witchcraft Is Bisexual
Disney proved its cartoon about a teenage daughter who takes up witchcraft after stumbling into the demon realm is the first to feature a lead character who is bisexual. The protagonist of "The Owl House" is 14 -year-old Dominican-American girl Luz Noceda, who reportedly expressed interest in male personas at some phase but has since expressed … [Read more...] about Disney Confirms Character In Cartoon About Witchcraft Is Bisexual
Running with Rusniak: Establishing Virtual Rules of Engagement
As a virtual contractor and is part of the Gig Economy, the normal rules of office behavior don’t apply to me. I don’t have to worry about packing a lunch and offending the nostrils of my co-workers as I reheat my meat in a communal lunchroom. I don't have to follow a dress code policy--although, I do feel more awake and prepared for … [Read more...] about Running with Rusniak: Establishing Virtual Rules of Engagement