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Tag Archives: Identity Inc.
"There's no sign of discrimination" — uh, yes there is
This is a slightly revised version of a page I just put up to give Identity Reports and One in Ten a permanent front page presence on my blog. In the 1980s, the nonprofit organization Identity, Inc. conducted two major research efforts to profile Alaska’s lesbian and gay community and to document sexual orientation bias [...]
Posted in Alaska politics, Ordinance Also tagged Anchorage Assembly, Anchorage ordinance 2009-64, Identity Reports, lgbtq, One in 10, willful ignorance Leave a comment
Identity Reports and One in Ten
I will be testifying about these studies at tonight’s Anchorage Assembly meeting. They are are online by following this link: http://www.henkimaa.com/identity/. Update (6/17/09) I’ve turned this into a “sticky post” so it’ll stay on top for awhile, to make it easier for people to find the study documents. Over the next couple of weeks, I’ll [...]
Identity Reports & One in Ten — now online!
You’ve heard about them — or maybe you haven’t — but now you have. Anyway: now they’re online! As I wrote in my June 2 letter to the Anchorage Assembly: It’s been pointed out that the government maintains no statistics on sexual orientation discrimination because it’s currently not illegal to discriminate on that basis. But [...]
Posted in Ordinance Also tagged Anchorage Assembly, Anchorage ordinance 2009-64, Identity Reports, lgbtq, One in 10 4 Comments
My letter to the Anchorage Assembly
My letter to the Anchorage Municipal Assembly and Acting Mayor Matt Claman in support of the Anchorage equal rights ordinance, which would add "sexual orientation" and "veteran status" to those classes already included in Title V, Anchorage's equal rights code.
Same-sex marriage: A personal history
Good news from Maine Wednesday: its legislature passed, & its governor signed, a law making it legal for same-sex couples to marry. This makes Maine the 5th state in the U.S., after Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, & Iowa, to grant the same civil rights & responsibilities of marriage granted to heterosexual couples, to lesbian & gay [...]
Posted in Alaska politics, Itse, LGBTQ history, Marriage equality Also tagged Alaska politics, friends, Gene Dugan, Green-Lieght family, Identity Reports, Jay Brause, Jesse, lgbtq, Melz history, One in 10, Out North, Ptery, Rozz, same-sex marriage 5 Comments
My story of 2009