When “Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs” Becomes a Shield for Discrimination
On the difference between what you believe and what you do to someone else because of it.
Why My Book Is Not Perfect — And Why That Matters
On practice, imperfection, and what queer leadership actually looks like in the real world.
The Common Good Can't Be Selectively Applied — Yet Here We Are
On the practice of dignity, restraint, and acceptance — and what threatens it.
Queering The Way: A Virtue Ethics for the Margins
It’s just a jump to the left… and then a step to return.
Novelty Without Prejudice
A poem about open-minded attention in an age of distraction and grievance.
Who Gets to Define “Family” and What Happens to Everyone Else?
Heritage Foundation’s pro-family report doesn’t justify fear-based arguments, dystopian narratives, or exclusionary policy.
Disillusioned with the World, or Finally Seeing It Clearly? What That Demands of Humane Leadership Now.
When social myths collapse, you can go numb or get specific about what you stand for, and learn to lead without dehumanizing others.
How Do You Choose to Lead a Moral Life?
What the Tao Te Ching and queer leadership teach about leading with conviction in a world that prefers conformity.
Everyone (and Every Thing) Transitions—Some Just Choose the Path
How trans experience mirrors the transformations we all live through.
Not Knowing Is Everything
Simple and easy are the nemesis of critical thinking and personal responsibility.
