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This is Riley. He's a very loyal Golden Retriever. His human was holding up a treat when I took this photo at tailgating. He didn't even get up and beg for a treat; he just sat there and waited.
The apparel outlet Urban Outfitters has once again caused some controversy with one of their products. This time it is an eerie tapestry that resembles the uniforms homosexual concentration camp victims were required to wear during the holocaust that has people outraged at the store.
As the National LGBTQ Task Force’s annual “Creating Change” conference opened in Denver on February 5th, a group of queer and trans people of color rushed the stage in protest. Spurred on primarily by the recent death of Jessie Hernandez, an unarmed 17-year-old queer Latina, who was killed by a Denver police officer, the group’s protest was also in response to the murders of Lamia Beard, Ty Underwood, Goddess Edwards, Yazmin Payne, and Taja Gabrielle de Jesus -- all trans women of color killed in America in the last month. The protestors carried signs saying “Invest in Trans People Now,” “Trans Leadership Now,” “Not 1+ Trans Murder,” “Trans Lives Matter,” and “We Want Justice! Ferguson 2 Denver,” among others, while chanting “Trans lives matter!” and “Jessie! Presente!” According to Jenny Blair at The Bilerico Project, “The audience quickly realized what was happening, rose to its feet, and joined the protest with chants, cheers, and applause.
It is easy to get caught up with the idea of being a part of a couple, especially in the month of February. Every time you turn your head, there is some advertisement about expressing your love for others through the purchase of miscellaneous goodies, yet do you ever stop to wonder how you show love to yourself? The purpose of this entry is to highlight the importance of being sexually aware of yourself before becoming intimate with anybody else. If you don’t even know what you like, how are you supposed to communicate that to a partner?
With the wave of marriage equality sweeping the nation, the Supreme Court has decided to finally take up the topic. The nation has come a long way since 1986 when SCOTUS upheld Georgia’s anti-sodomy law, with dozens of states now legalizing same-sex marriage and many more on the verge. Still, a question hangs around the minds of people on both sides of the argument; how will the Supreme Court prepare for and handle the issue?
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Keep it to the right—no, the left. Keep it inside you and don’t let it go. Don’t let it hurt anyone else, don’t let it out. Don’t let it sit around either, just cage it up. Some animals strike from beyond the scenes, inflicting venomous wounds. They need caging the most. Stop it in its tracks, then put a muzzle on it. Your hands are shaking, I know, but it’s ok; we are all here for you. Sometimes it’s your fault, but it’s always the beast’s fault and that’s the only real matter here. Just down those pills and you’ll be fine. Put it away, you’re still normal too. Every. Day. Normal. Unless, of course, the wicked poison runs to your core. Screw around in your brain and mess you up good. If that’s the case you’re just the lycanthropic vermin, waiting to bite another victim with your cursed fire. So don’t let that moon shine on you. Help each other and we will help you; because we know the best of us agree, there’s too much AID to go around already.
This is Sophie. She's very loyal to her human. But as soon as someone walks up to her she immediately goes to greet them.
This is Charleigh. Charleigh is 9-year-old, 120 lbs Golden Retriever. He's the first dog of Ball State University. His human takes him for walks on campus and he loves meeting the students. He also loves getting treats and knows where his human keeps them. He's a very friendly dog that is willing take photos with anyone.
This is Harley. When I met her she was curled up in a jacket and shriving but she liked watching people. Every time I tried to pet her, she would start to lick my hand.
This is Harley. He's a 6-year-old Australian Cattle Dog. I met him at the Annual Bed Races for Homecoming Week. His human told me this was his third homecoming. He's a very friendly.
This is Baby. She's a German Shepard and Greyhound mix. Baby is one of the shyest dogs I have met so far. Her human informed that she hasn't had a chance to socialize with other people or dogs because her previous owners were elderly.
This is Lola. Her human brought her to the CCIM Pet Day and loved all the students she met. She never strayed too far from her human. Lola is a very friendly and loving dog.
This is Coco. She's a treeing walker coonhound. She loves to hunt for squirrels and raccoons. When I met her, she was constantly on the watch for squirrels.
This is Sugar. Her nickname is Little Sug. She's a 9-year-old chihuahua and she only weights 1.5 lbs. Her human dresses her up in coats and necklaces when they go out.
This is Grady. He is a Chow Chow mixed with Golden Retriever. His human, a professor at Ball State, brought him to the CCIM Pet Day. Students loved petting his coat and complimented on how soft it was.
This is Addy. Addy's human rescued her from the Animal Rescue Fund in Muncie. Addy loved being around the students and other dogs.
This is Toby. He is one of the most playful dogs I have met so far. One of his humans is a professor at Ball State and brought him to the CCIM Pet Day at the LaFollettee Complex. He was three and half months old when I met him.
This is Roscoe. His human informed that he has been on the cover of a magazine for dog cages. He has also been featured in M, a magazine about Muncie.
