Columnists :: Guest Opinion
 The work goes on
By Scott D. Gortikov | Thursday Jan 21, 2010
Whether your candidate in the race for U.S. Senate won or lost, yesterday’s election shows how fast the tide of public opinion can turn
The Queerness of Michael Jackson
By Rev. Irene Monroe | Wednesday Jul 8, 2009
Man in the mirror?
Thanks Sal DiMasi; Bob DeLeo, someone’s watching you
By Sue O’Connell | Thursday Jan 29, 2009
I’ll leave others to examine the activities that have led to House Speaker Sal DiMasi’s resignation, but, once again, our community owes thanks to a lawmaker who has resigned under a cloud.
Read past the headlines on Senator Wilkerson’s record
By Steve Iannaccone, Claire B. Naughton, Bonnie Winokar and Shawn Hartman | Wednesday Aug 20, 2008
Elections are funny things. Some people pay attention. Some don’t.
Enough is enough: It’s time for Senator Wilkerson to go
By Michael Ball and Ryan Adams | Thursday Aug 14, 2008
Electoral inertia, otherwise known as the power of incumbency, is massive. That’s why many voters in the Second Suffolk District may not even be aware that Senator Dianne Wilkerson is facing the primary challenge of her life. We urge Bay Windows readers in the district to choose the opponent, Sonia Chang-Díaz.
The latest reports on HIV infections are not good. What are you going to do about it?
By Keith Orr Michael Shankle | Wednesday Aug 6, 2008
This past week what we suspected was confirmed: HIV still affects our community more dramatically than originally projected.
What a difference a governor can make
By Patricia A. Gozemba | Thursday Jun 19, 2008
The First Family of Massachusetts raised the celebratory level of the 2008 Pride Parade in Boston to dizzying new levels. During Pride Week, the Patrick family showed enormous grace, leadership, and love as the political met the personal. In a vacuum of national leadership on marriage equality, governors, and sometimes their families, can and must lead the way.
In unity, with pride
By Douglas Brooks | Wednesday Jun 11, 2008
Several weeks ago, AIDS Action Committee Executive Director Rebecca Haag and I reached a new level of friendship and collegiality as we discussed the dynamics of the Democratic primary contest over lunch. Rebecca, an early supporter of Sen. Clinton, spoke as passionately about her candidate of choice as I did about Sen. Obama, of whom I have been unequivocally and unabashedly supportive.
HIV takes its toll on the transgender community
By John Gatto | Thursday Jun 5, 2008
We at Cambridge Cares About AIDS (CCA) appreciated, professionally and personally, the article on how the HIV/AIDS epidemic continues to impact our communities ("Far from the finish line," May 29); specifically we echo the need for advocacy and innovative approaches with gay and bisexual men and injection drug users.
California is second, but size does matter
By Sue O’Connell | Thursday May 29, 2008
California’s economy is ranked in the top 10 of the world. It has the largest population in the United States. I expected more.
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