Steve Charing OUTspoken

By Steve Charing As Baltimore’s Pride kicks off, several recent events add more to the meaning of Pride. To be sure, I reflect upon the com...

Letter published in the June 5, 2008 edition of The Baltimore Sun Douglas MacKinnon did his very best as a partisan of Sen. John McCain to ...

Celebrating much progress but we have a long way to go By Steve Charing It has been nearly four full decades since the Stone...

Sen. Clinton has undermined Obama’s chances and doesn’t deserve the honor By Steve Charing If Senator John McCain manages to overcome an el...

By Steve Charing Like so many gays and lesbians who read or heard the landmark ruling by the California Supreme Court that overthrew that st...

By Steve Charing The late Hope Quackenbush, who had brought Broadway theater back to Baltimore, gave long-time actress and stage personality...

By Steve Charing Following the completion of the 2008 Maryland General Assembly there were activists and members of the gay press who were c...

New baseball season revives hope that a gay player will come out. by Steve Charing WHEN THE WASHINGTON Nationals unveiled their new fabulou...

The candidate is receiving punches, but is he throwing enough of his own? By Steve Charing I’ve always believed that politics is a war, espe...

Why did the media and Obama for that matter allow Hillary Clinton to lie about taking sniper fire in Bosnia? It wasn't a "misstatem...

By Steve Charing When it became apparent that Senator C. Anthony Muse (D-Prince Georges) was not going to break the stalemate and vote the R...

Letter published in March 24, 2008 issue of TIME The cover story ably examined the many ways experience can be manifested [March 10]. Senato...

A split party could allow McCain to sneak in . By Steve Charing Pity Republican presidential nominee John McCain! The country is just finish...

By Steve Charing Following our last Pride, a letter writer to this publication found it embarrassing to bring his straight friends to the pa...

The Democrats have their flaws, but they are our best chance for progress. by Steve Charing SOME GAY ACTIVISTS and observers continue to...