There are two kinds of fathers. The first kind coaches the games, makes the school plays, stays up late with the science projects, and loves his family in every way you can see. He thinks about what would happen if something happened to him. Maybe on a long drive home. Maybe after a close call....Read More

Love is not enough. That may sound harsh, but when a medical emergency strikes or a loved one passes away without the right paperwork in place, love carries no legal weight. For same-sex couples in Texas, that reality carries a particular edge, because the Lone Star State offers some of the least legal protection in...Read More

Every June, rainbow flags go up in storefronts, brands update their logos, and cities host parades that stretch for miles. For many people, Pride Month is a party. For others, it is something much older and harder-won than that. It is a reminder of survival. Where It Started Pride was not born in a corporate...Read More