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Beyond Equality Marches! Notes from a Brown, Queer Immigrant.
I sit next to my attorney silently, facing the immigration judge. I am told my case
Love Knows No Color, And Neither Should Justice
Now 42 years ago, the United States Supreme Court struck down any remaining
A few shades lighter please!
In our graduate seminars, we talk a lot about race and color, including how whiteness
Injury Stories: Health Care Access and Gender, Race, and Sexuality
(Originally posted on wiqaable.com) One of the few things I can't handle is people's
Don't Serve, Don't Kill
What does it mean to have a gay Korean American man as today's best-known face of
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Sex & Race 
Being sexually literate allows us to take thoughtful stock of and celebrate in our differences, including singular and diverse takes on sexuality. Notions of sexuality and sex have much to do with people’s cultural, racial and ethnic backgrounds, in turn affecting much of our sexual decision-making. A one-size-fits-all approach to sexual wellness perpetuates social inequality—and contributes to sexual health inequities. And, it shortchanges all of us from a greater appreciation of our diverse sexual histories and how they affect our sexual health, happiness and general well being.
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