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Michael Carroll Is Edmund White’s Stroke of Good Fortune
Wed, Feb 01, 2012
Stellar gay author Edmund White has suffered a stroke that has changed the daily routine he shares with his partner, writer Michael Carroll.
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What the LGBT Community Will Gain in 2012
Sun, Jan 01, 2012
As we have witnessed over the past year, an incredible movement for lesbians, gays, and transgender couples has taken place among the general public, and decision-makers from local governments to international corporations. There is much yet to come, and here are a few advances we expect to happen in 2012.
Learning and Living the True Meaning of Christmas
Thu, Dec 01, 2011
December incorporates celebrations and special days around the world, across faiths, and in diverse cultures, including the LGBT community. Is there one common element flowing across all of them?
An Ideal Soldier for Our First Post-DADT Veterans Day
Tue, Nov 01, 2011
This Veterans Day, we celebrate the opportunity to thank the many LGBT military personnel who can finally step forward without fear.
A Straight Woman’s Transgender Story……
Sat, Oct 01, 2011
The silhouette is not an accident. The names and faces have been changed but the story is true, and ongoing. "Fanny" will continue to share the story of her life caring for her transgendered mother-in-law and how the lives of her family have changed. Equally important, she will tell as much as possible about how the life of "Ann" has been affected. What we all have a chance to learn is something about what real life is like for at least one transgendered individual.
The Saint of 9/11, Father Mychal Judge
Thu, Sep 01, 2011
Taking the opportunity to remember the World Trade Center's 9/11 Victim #0001. He was a Catholic priest, a chaplain with the New York Fire Department, one of the first responders to the attack on the twin towers. And... he was gay. SHARE YOUR 9/11 MEMORIES BELOW.
Someone You Must Know: Darian Aaron
Mon, Aug 01, 2011
Darian started interviewing black gay couples in committed relationships, highlighting how they met, fell in love, and continued to maintain their relationship and ended with a love story that's still growing.
“Don’t Be a Dick, Tracy”
Fri, Jul 01, 2011
10,000 Couples' Columnist Shelly Goldstein Does It Again! Her Humor Always Makes Us Think. And even though we're on the other side of the apology, her points are still relevant.
Questions a Dad, Gay or Straight, Asks Himself
Tue, May 31, 2011
Do you wonder what impact you've had on the lives of your children?
A Mother's Day Gift for All Concerned: Forgiveness
Sun, May 01, 2011
What Mother’s Day gift for Mom would also be the best gift to give yourself – and maybe your mate as well?
Is Marriage, By Any Other Name, Still Marriage?
Fri, Apr 01, 2011
A few weeks ago, I became acquainted with a young man with a difficult dilemma on his hands. Due to legal issues and the fact that there is a court case pending, I have been asked not to publish real names here. We will call him Will and his partner, Chris.
STUD LESBIANS: The Evolution of a Revolution
Tue, Mar 01, 2011
Many continue to ask, "What is a Stud?" In my opinion, "Stud" is a complimentary term used loosely to describe a group of sexy, empowered, confident, strong women.
I Am the Face of Marriage Equality: Ardith and Ruth Ann
Sun, Jan 30, 2011
Called by God to ministry and by each other to love, these women remind us, again, how awesome we are when we live the lives we are meant to live. Ardith and Ruth Ann are fabulous, beautiful women with both professional and artistic depth. We are thrilled to present them to you this Valentine's Day season.
Equal Love Campaigning from the U.S. to the UK
Fri, Dec 31, 2010
The sanctity of marriage is not the sanctity of an outer form, but of an inner reality – the sanctity of committed, self-giving love.
TWELVE ANGELS FOR BRYAN AND CLINT
Sun, Nov 21, 2010
The Christmas season is rich with sights, sounds, and delicious smells for many families across the world. Lighted trees, harmonizing carolers, and traditional dinner fare are part and parcel of building holiday memories. What makes this season special is the time spent with loved ones. As Clint McCormack and Bryan Reamer know, our families are defined by love and commitment.
From Being Bullied to Being an Advocate
Sat, Oct 30, 2010
As a child, I was a victim of bullying. As a teacher, I saw myself as someone who would save the children who were being bullied in school. As a parent, I saw one of my children become a victim of bullying in his school. For the sake of our future generations, we must all get involved in solving this epidemic.
Out of the Closet with Robert Taylor and Ted Nowick
Mon, Sep 27, 2010
From Army Intelligence and Corporate Finance to the Good Life. This is an engaging interview with two phenomenal men who share with 10,000 Couples their coming-out and growing-strong stories, with a little wisdom thrown in for good measure.
TOGETHER WE STAND: Richard and Luis Vieira Rise Above Anti-Gay Attack
Sun, Aug 22, 2010
The letter I received from Richard Vieira began this way; “I wanted to share something with your magazine readers. It was a bad thing and wrong that happened to me and my husband Luis in the beginning of July. We were the victims of a hate crime here in Staten Island, NY. I suffered some injuries, luckily Luis didn’t." Research shows that people who have not been the victim of a violent crime may have a hard time understanding the impact it has. We're certain your understanding will improve with their stories included here. Yes, Richard and Luis were victimized by so-called thugs, but they are not victims. Not now.
Gay Family Vacationing in August
Sat, Jul 24, 2010
It’s that time of year again, to pack up the family mini-van, and hit the open road. Here is a personal invitation to an LGBT-family-friendly vacation destination from Jasz and his family who live there.
Bob's Independence Day
Tue, Jun 22, 2010
The author reflects on the meaning of our country's Independence Day in connection with his own freedom (or lack thereof) to be who he truly is. What would "liberty and justice for ALL" really look like?
What's It Like to Be a Gay Father on Father's Day?
Wed, May 26, 2010
On June 20, family groups around the world will recognize the male parents of their lives in celebration of Father's Day. Many of our gay men are not just members of these parent groups; they are phenomenal fathers themselves and deserve our recognition.
A Mother's Love
Wed, Apr 28, 2010
A mother shares honestly her initial struggles concerning her son's homosexuality -- and how they have grown over time into genuine feelings of pride and joy for her son and her new son-in-law.
Marriage Equality Inside the Emergency Room
Thu, Apr 01, 2010
I am now living with brain surgery, relearning life, appreciating my wife's love and 10,000 Couples. Many thanks to Sally for explaining. ~Delena
Angela Y. Davis
Tue, Feb 23, 2010
In honor of Women's History Month, we celebrate a phenomenal lesbian whose presence is still making waves.
Genia and Andrea
Mon, Jan 25, 2010
– Candy Hearts, Hot Tubs, and a Busy Freeway! What began a little over a year ago as a business call to lesbians via MySpace has bloomed into love.
"BillyBob": A Life-Sustaining Love
Fri, Jan 01, 2010
During the Thanksgiving holiday I was privileged to be invited into the home of Billy Muncy and Bob Hudson near High Point, North Carolina. Their story inspires. Their lives are real. Their love for each other, their family, and their faith is sustaining.
Dan Choi and Matthew Kinsey: The Story Continues
Mon, Nov 30, 2009
In November we went on a journey with First Lieutenant Daniel Choi and his struggle to live within the restrictions of America’s Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy. This month we look at the other side of military life with Matthew Kinsey, the very stylish Gucci executive and Choi’s first love.
Interview with Lt. Daniel Choi
Fri, Oct 30, 2009
Veterans Day is an annual American holiday honoring military veterans for their service and their sacrifices. In honor of our LGBT soldiers and vets, 10,000 Couples Publisher Delena Wilkerson spent time with US Army First Lieutenant Daniel Choi and his partner, Matthew Kinsey. They were very generous with their time and as a result we have a two part series. Part 1 focuses on Lt. Choi, his experiences as a young soldier, his work on behalf of LGBT soldiers who risk their lives on America's behalf, and his thoughts about our fight for equality. Part 2 will focus on Matthew's experiences as the partner of an Iraqi vet living under Don't Ask Don't Tell, and his advice for other spouses.
Sweetest Day
Wed, Sep 30, 2009
This year Sweetest Day is October 17. Do you have special plans? Tell us.