By Ann Rostow– Ms. Smith Goes to Washington Has this ever happened to you? You have six hours to write a 2,000-word column about GLBT law and politics. The Supreme…
By Ann Rostow– Angels in America Before I started this column today, I was checking a list of ideas that I posted on my “notes” iPhone file. Usually, I delete…
By Ann Rostow– Family Values Whenever I have a deadline, I find myself surprisingly absorbed by arcane newspaper articles and websites. So far this morning, I’ve read about the effects…
By Ann Rostow– Where’s the Rest of the Story? I was laboriously going through GLBT headlines, forced by my deadline pressure to summon up an interest in the usual suspects;…
By Ann Rostow– She’s Back! Do you remember Kim Davis? Yes, you’re right. She’s the county clerk from somewhere in Kentucky who refused to conduct same-sex marriages after the High…
By Ann Rostow– Boomer Sooner Loyal readers may recall that I used to cover the exploits of pro basketball player Rudy Gay, only because stories about him would appear whenever…
By Ann Rostow– Judging Trump Judges In the last hour, I have avoided actually working on my column by reading the newspaper, doing puzzles, and watching several videos, including one…
By Ann Rostow– Why Do We Hate Ada Shelby? I decided to lead this column with the interesting victory out of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit,…
By Ann Rostow– Maybe This Time I have a pit of anxiety developing in my stomach this morning as the minutes tick by while I make zero progress on this…
By Ann Rostow– It Was a Dark and Stormy Year One of the first steps to reliving anxiety or to dealing with problems is to identify exactly what’s wrong. Do…
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