Alternative Perspectives

Great discussion about Rock Climbing...Activism, politics, and more

On Saturday 8/7...NOM national bus tour...landed in Atlanta...the GLBTQ community rallied...and came together...we responsed with love...our clergy were present...and we swayed to the song...Unity...sung by a NOM supporter...hear the reaction...

Also you will hear from the founders of Equally Wed...a new GLBT wedding magazine..online at http://equallywed.com

Nanci is back...calling from California to update us on some GLBT A&E....

Craig Stewart...joins us on a special edition of Alternative Perspectives...on Current Events at noon on Thursday...

Jeff Graham speaks to us about Prop 8...and what it could mean...or not...

Tim Kincaid...speaks to us about the Conservative Christians..article on Box Turtle Bulletin http://www.boxturtlebulletin.com/ ...plus update on the NOM Counter Protest...

Fight back against the broken promises

Which Democratic leader
should we hold accountable
next for workplace protections
for LGBT people?

Co-Founder of Get EQual...was on Alternative Perspectives on 7/13...talking about just that...accountability to the people..from DC...and planning for coalition building...and coming to Atlanta....so stay tuned for more...in the meantime hear Robin now..and what she had to say...

N.E.Francis brings Jeff Sheng to Alternative Perspectives

"Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Volume 1" is the first ever photobook featuring the portraits and stories of closeted service members in the United States armed forces who are still currently serving and affected by the laws that mandate the discharge of openly gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans-identified soldiers in the United States military. In 2009, American artist Jeff Sheng gained the trust of seventeen service members and flew over 30,000 miles back and forth across the United States to photograph these individuals at either their homes or local hotel rooms near where they were stationed. An entirely self-funded and self-published project, the resulting 40-page full color publication features twenty portraits from these photo shoots, along with selected anonymous e-mails detailing the experiences of these soldiers, many of whom have just returned from fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.