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From Over The Pond: LGBT Reflections On A Recent Visit To America
UK psychologist and professor Ian Rivers discusses his recent trip to America’s Heartland and how, as an anti-gay bullying researcher, he was received. Editor’s note: This is Ian Rivers’ first column...
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Focusing On Anti-Gay Student Bullying: When America Gets It Right
U.K. Professor and homophobic bullying expert Ian Rivers examines the focus on anti-gay student bullying by the Obama administration’s Education Department, and that of his native U.K.’s. A few weeks...
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Tennessee Pro-Bullying Bill: Exactly Whom Is It Designed To Protect?
What does it mean for LGBT young people if Tennessee’s pro-bullying bill is passed into law? And whom is this legislation really designed to protect? U.K. anti-bullying expert and author Ian Rivers...
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The Silence Of Our Friends: Why Anti-Gay Bullying Survives
“In the end we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends” – Martin Luther King, Jr. Whenever I need a quotation to encapsulate all that is right, wrong, or indifferent...
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Reflections On Romney: Why Being ‘A Bully’ Is No Laughing Matter
This week we learned that U.S. presidential hopeful, Mitt Romney, is alleged to have bullied another kid at his prep school because he may have been gay. In his defense, Romney said, “Back in high...
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Dharun Ravi And Liam Stacey: Online Bias Intimidation Explored
On May 21, 2012 we learned that Dharun Ravi was found guilty by a court in New Jersey of invasion of privacy, hindering apprehension, witness tampering, and four counts of bias intimidation following...
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