Month: May 2017

“Out at Work”

By Victoria.

***Note: If the above film does not play please follow the following link to watch the video on the WHYY website:  http://player.pbs.org/viralplayer/2365783166/ Above is the brief film “The Pursuit: 50 Years in the Fight for LGBT Rights”. This film was released in the summer of 2016 as a special on WHYY. The film has four sections, Kids Today, Out at Work, Family Way, and No Place Like Home. While the film is so important to LGBT history and that the fight for LGBT rights continues, the chapter Out at Work (from the 18th minute mark to the 28th) is the … Continue reading “Out at Work”

Welcome! A Brief Introduction To My Site.

By Victoria.

The “Thin Blue Line” is a term or phrase used primarily by law enforcement to represent the law enforcement community. Part of its purpose is to commemorate the fallen and show support for the living. It is a brother and sisterhood that symbolizes a community. There are over 900,000 sworn members of law enforcement that make up this thin blue line in the United States, but what happens when you have a community within that community? While there are no set numbers available, there are many openly LGBT police officers across America. Many major cities have created Gay Officers Action … Continue reading Welcome! A Brief Introduction To My Site.